State v. Waddle
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Wapello District Court. — Hon. W. D. Tisdale, Judge. W. B. Waddle was indicted for the crime of endeavoring to commit, or procure another to commit, perjury. He was convicted of the offense charged, and sentenced to imprisonment in the county jail, and from the judgment pronounced appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
After the conviction of defendant, he filed a motion for an order directing the shorthand reporter to extend his stenographic notes at the expense of the county. This motion was denied, and the appeal is from this order. Section 3777 of the Code contains the following: “Provided that when the defendant in any criminal case, who shall have perfected an appeal from a judgment against him, presents -to the judge satisfactory proof by affidavit or otherwise that he is unable to pay for such transcript; the court, if in the opinion of the judge, justice will be thereby promoted, may order said…
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