109 Iowa 93 | Iowa | 1899
Counsel for defendant have filed ím argument in this court, and we are without means of knowing their position further than it appears in the general statement of the demurrer. Was this process properly entitled ? This is the question to be determined. The style of criminal process is purely matter of form. State v. King, 31 Iowa, 462-468. In the absence of any constitutional requirement the general asssembly may prescribe such style as it sees fit, and prosecutions may bo conducted thereunder. Section 8, article £>, of the co,i>stit]ifion provides: “Tfie style of all