Short v. State

Citations

• 82 Miss. 473

Syllabus

<p>1. Criminal Law. Supreme court practice. Code 1892, § 4370. Objections must be seasonable.</p> <p>Exceptions in the trial court, not jurisdictional in their nature, must be seasonably made to prevent the application of Code 1892, § 4370, providing that a judgment in a criminal case shall not be reversed because of any error in the court below, unless the record show that the error complained of was made ground of special exception in that court.</p> <p>2. Same. Want of arraignment. Arrest of judgment.</p> <p>An exception predicated of the fact that the defendant in a criminal case was not formally arraigned, not being jurisdictional, is not seasonably made if presented for the first time by a motion in arrest of judgment.</p>