MacKelprang v. Walker

I dissent. It appears by undisputed evidence that the judgment entered by the justice on his docket was the identical judgment actually pronounced upon the plea of guilty. The delay in making the entry on the docket in no way prejudiced the prisoner and did not invalidate the judgment. 16 C.J. 358; Ex parte Dye,32 Mont. 132, 79 P. 689; State v. Parise, 117 Kan. 106,230 P. 304; Ex parte Glavich, 74 Cal.App. 144, 239 P. 707.

The justice's docket shows that "the court granted a stay of execution for ten days upon the defendant furnishing a bond signed by two good and sufficient sureties," and the…