California Supreme Court· 7/1/1879
People v. Sprague
Citations
- 53 Cal. 422
Syllabus
<p>Refusal to Settle Bill of Exceptions.—In a criminal case, the District Judge may refuse to consider or settle a hill of exceptions presented hy defendant, unless the notice required hy sec. 1171 of the Penal Code has heen given to the District Attorney.</p>
Judges: McKinstry
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