Develling v. State
Citations
- 97 Miss. 11
- 52 So. 484
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Law and Procedure. Appeal to circuit court. Dismissal-Absence of defendant. Misleading information.</p> <p>The dismissal of an appeal to the circuit court in a criminal case on preliminary call of the docket, because of defendant’s absence, should he set aside on motion made before the regular call of the-docket, when it appears that he was absent because he had been unintentionally misled by his counsel and informed by him that, the case would not be tried until a later day of the term.</p>
Judges: Smith
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