Sullivan v. State

R. L. Sullivan was convicted, in the county court, of being the father of a bastard child and refusing to give security for its maintenance, when required so to do in' terms of the law. He carried the case by certiorari to the superior court, where a judgment was rendered overruling the same. To this judgment he excepted. It appeared on the trial in the county court, from the order passed by the magistrate before whom the accused had been brought upon the warrant sued out by the prosecutrix, that he was required to give security, in the sum of $750, not only for the education and maintenance…