Starling v. State

A motion is made to dismiss this writ of-error. This motion is based upon four grounds, as follows: “1st. Because said writ of error is not entitled in the cause or court. 2d. Because the certificate to the bill of exceptions of the trial judge does not specify, as material to a clear understanding of the errors complained of, the whole or any part of the record of said case in the trial court. 3d. Because there is nothing in the assignment of error or bill of exceptions to show that the trial court ever passed sefitence upon the defendant, reference being merely made to a ‘verdict of guilty…