State v. Bush

Citations

• 41 Wash. 13
• 82 P. 1024
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 1059

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Record—Review. Error in rulings on motions for a continuance and new trial in a criminal case, or discretionary matters on sentence, cannot be reviewed on appeal in tbe absence of a bill of exceptions or statement of facts.</p> <p>Criminal Law — Appeal—Review—Waiver of Error. Error cannot be assigned on tbe failure to appoint counsel for accused upon tbeir arraignment, where they were then informed of their right to counsel and stated that they did not desire any.</p> <p>Criminal Law — Separate Trials — Demand—Waiver. After the jury has been called, it is too late to demand, as a matter of right, separate trials of defendants jointly charged.</p> <p>Criminal Law — Punishment—Third Conviction. Under Laws 1903, p. 126, § 3, one who is charged and found guilty of having been twice before convicted of felonies and sentenced therefor, must on the third conviction, be punished by life imprisonment.</p>