9 Ky. Op. 96 | Ky. Ct. App. | 1876
Opinion by
The case of O’Brian v. Commonwealth, reported in 9 Bush 333, is conclusive of this case upon its merits. The accused was placed uponttrial before a jury sworn to try the issue between himself and the commonwealth. It was a valid indictment and upon which' a verdict of guilty, if sustained by the facts, could have been maintained. As .the Code of Practice provides no statement of the place in which the offense was committed, it shall be presumed, as charged