Hudgins v. State

1. The motion to dismiss the writ of error is without merit. “The Court of Appeals is without jurisdiction to consider the grounds of a motion to dismiss a bill of exceptions in a criminal case which is predicated upon alleged errors of the trial judge antecedent to its final decision upon a motion for new trial, (a) The adjudication of alleged errors in a criminal case, .adverse to the State, would be, in effect, the consideration of a cross-bill i óf exceptions, which the State is not permitted to file. (b) Such errors can not properly be reviewed by a motion to dismiss, for the reason that…