Parker v. State

Because no sufficient notice of appeal was brought up with the transcript, the appeal was dismissed on April 9, 1933. It appeared upon the original hearing that notice of appeal had been given and transcribed in the memorandum of the judge's trial docket, but not carried into the minutes. Notice of appeal having been carried into the minutes in a proceeding nunc pro tunc by a proper procedure, this court now has jurisdiction of the appeal. By agreement, the original transcript is to be supplemented by an additional transcript showing notice of appeal which is to be given consideration.

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