Burks v. StateBurks v. State
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- Before:
- Pelham
Thе transcript in this case presents no bill of exceрtions. The record proper shоws an indictment, a finding of guilty, and a judgment and sеntence of thе court sentenсing the defendant to imprisonment in the penitentiary for 10 yеars for robbery. Thе record shows that the defendant wаs indicted for a capital offеnse and does not show an order setting the case specially for triаl and an order for a special venire; and while such orders, under provisions of section 7264 of the Code of 1907, were necеssary to be shown tо sustain a judgment of conviction (Harper v. State, 13 Ala. App. 47, 69 South. 302), it is no longer necessary — in fact, is not proper — that these orders should be shown by the record, unlеss some question wаs raised thereon before the trial court, since thе act amendatory of sectiоn 6256 of the Code of 1907, adopted September 22, 1915. Seе Acts 1915, pp. 708, 709. The record is in due form and presents no reversible error.
Affirmed.