State v. Armstrong

McCALEB, Chief Justice.

Leonard Armstrong was charged with the crime of attempted murder. He was convicted of having committed the crime of attempted manslaughter and sentenced to serve four years and three hundred and sixty-four days in the State Penitentiary. He is appealing from that conviction.1

In their brief to this Court defense counsel indicate that they are relying on three bills of exceptions reserved during the course of the trial to obtain a reversal of the conviction. However, our examination of the record reveals that it contains no bills of exceptions perfected in accordance with…