Relator asserts that he pleaded guilty to a nonexistent indictment and thus a fatal jurisdictional defect exists which requires granting the writ sought. This contention is premised on the assumption that the indictment to which he pleaded indicated his name as "Elard" rather than "Eldard" and was amended at the trial to cure this error. Clearly there is no indictment on record which would conform to this assumption but it is equally clear...
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