ROBERT M. MARTIN, Judge.
Defendant has preserved 11 of his 14 assignments of error on appeal. He first assigns error to the indictment against him. He alleges that the indictment is fatally defective since it neither alleges the element of lack of consent, the age of the victim nor the correct name of the defendant. Defendant's motion in arrest of judgment was made after the verdict was entered and appears to have been based solely upon the misspelling of defendant...
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