· 7/1/1880
Gee v. Terrio
Citations
- 55 Cal. 381
Syllabus
<p>Bill of Exceptions.—A bill of exceptions settled and agreed to by the attorneys, but not signed by the judge, held to be insufficient, and the judgment affirmed.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- equating \final orders\ within the meaning of OCGA §§ 15-11-3 and 5-6-34(a)(1)
- criminal transfer order may be final insofar as it “determines whether the defendant will be treated as a juvenile and tried for delinquency under the applicable juvenile provisions, or whether he will be treated as an adult and prosecuted under the criminal laws of this state”
- criminal transfer order may be final insofar as it “determines whether the defendant will be treated as a juvenile and tried for delinquency under the applicable juvenile provisions, or whether he will be treated as an adult and prosecuted under the criminal laws of this state.”
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Judges: Myrick
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