Wright v. State

The bill of exceptions recites that the defendant was convicted in the city court of Leesburg for violation of the liquor law; that he made a motion for a new trial, and made amendments thereto, which were duly approved. It further recites: “The said motion, pursuant to the order of the court, came on for a hearing at chambers, in Leesburg, Ga.; and said motion was, on the eighth day of August, 1917, overruled by the court on each and all grounds therein stated.” It then specifies the portions of the record material to “a clear under*157standing of the errors complained of.” There is no exception…