People v. Armstrong
Citations
- 44 Cal. 326
- 1872 Cal. LEXIS 204
Syllabus
<p>Phonographic Beporter’s Notes op Evidence.—The notes of evidence taken by the Phonographic Beporter at the trial, and transcribed into long hand, even if verified by his affidavit, do not constitute a part of the record on appeal for any purpose.</p> <p>Bill op Exceptions to be Signed.—A bill of exceptions not signed by the District Judge will be disregarded on appeal.</p>
Judges: Wallace
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