McConnell v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Certiorari. Criminal Law. Waiver. Charge of Court. Evidence. Before Judge HlLLYER. Clayton Superior Court. March Term, 1881. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
Joseph A. McConnell was accused before the county court of Clayton with the offence of carrying concealed weapons. He was found guilty by the jury, petitioned for certiorari, which was sanctioned, the case carried to the superior court, there heard and dismissed, and this is the error complained of before this court.
There are many allegations of error set out in the certiorari, but the answer of the county judge to the writ does not warrant their consideration by the court, as they are not verified, and no legal exceptions were filed thereto,
1. The record shows that at the…
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