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State v. Key

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  • 93 Miss. 115
  • 46 So. 75

Syllabus

<p>~L Criminal Law and Procedure. Appeal of staié. Attorney-general. Power and prerogative of.</p> <p>The attorney general may prosecute an appeal for the state in cases wherein it has the right to appeal.</p> <p>2. Same. Code 1906, § 40.</p> <p>Code 1906, § 40, giving the state the right to appeal from designated adverse judgments in criminal cases, does not authorize an appeal from a judgment granting hail to a defendant in a murder case.</p> <p>3. Same. Bail in murder cases. Limitations on.</p> <p>Bail should not he granted after indictment in murder case, unless peculiar circumstances render it proper. Bill v. State, 64 Miss.', 431; 1 South., 494, approved.</p>

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  • holding that the State had no right to appeal from and order granting acquittal notwithstanding the verdict.

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