Ex parte Bell
Citations
- 56 Miss. 282
Syllabus
<p>1. Criminal Law. Appeal. Bond, to appear in Supreme Court.</p> <p>A recognizance taken after conviction, in open court, for the appearance of tbe convict in the Supreme Court, to answer the judgment of said court on appeal from a sentence of imprisonment in the penitentiary, is void, and the convict is unlawfully at liberty, as in case of escape. Code 1871, sect. 2842, prescribes the only valid bond which a convict can give for appearance in this court.</p> <p>2. Same. Term of imprisonment. When it begins, where convict at large.</p> <p>Where the sentence in a felony case is imprisonment for a certain term, and the time elapses without the imprisonment being endured, the convict can be at any time afterwards brought before the court, and a new date specified at which the term of imprisonment shall begin.</p>
Judges: Chalmeks
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- Weber v. MosleyMissouri Court of Appeals· 1951-09-11· cited 9×
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- Massey v. CunninghamSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1925-09-28· cited 7×
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- In re Writ of Habeas Corpus in behalf of SchantzNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1913-12-15· cited 5×
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- State v. BirbigliaSupreme Court of Louisiana· 1924-02-25
- State v. BellMississippi Supreme Court· 1880-10-15
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