Nunn v. State

Supreme Court of Georgia · Decided 1846-07-15

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By the Court. Lumpkin, Judge. This was an indictment for a high misdemeanor, founded upon the presentment of a grand jury in Sumpter Superior Court. At May term, 1846, the defendant, being arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and moved to quash the proceeding on the following grounds, to wit: 1st and 2d. Because the act of 1837, under which he was prosecuted, was contrary to the Constitu…

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