Illinois Supreme Court· 9/15/1876
Stanley v. People
Citations
- 84 Ill. 212
Syllabus
<p>Appeal—-from county to circuit court in tastarrdy case. Under the statute of 1874, the defendant has the right to appeal from a judgment of the county court against him, on a charge of bastardy, to the circuit court, and to have a trial de novo.</p>
Judges: Dickey
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