State v. Nickerson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Dickinson District Court. At the May Term, 1883, Nickerson was convicted of a. violation of the prohibitory law, and adjudged to pay a fine of $125, together with the costs of the prosecution, taxed at $419.40, and to be committed to the jail of Dickinson county until the fine and costs were paid. He appeals. The opinion-states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
Defendant was convicted in the district court of Dickinson county of a violation of the prohibitory law,- and from such conviction prosecutes his appeal to this court. A preliminary question-is raised by the state. It insists that as no transcript of the record is filed here, there is nothing-for us to examine, and act upon. The original bill of exceptions is filed, and upon that the errors are predicated. This is insufficient.' A bill of exceptions has no place outside of the court in which it is prepared. Its function is to bring upon the…
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