Campbell v. Foute

Campbell, through his counsel, tendered to the judge a bill of exceptions, complaining of the judge’s refusal to grant him a discharge, under a demand for trial, according to section 958 of the Penal Code. Within the time required by law, the judge returned to counsel the bill of exceptions, together with a statement in writing that it did not contain all the necessary facts; and set forth a list of the facts which he says should have been incorporated in the bill of exceptions. Counsel for the plaintiff in error, insisting that these proposed corrections would be unfair to him and would not…