United States v. Florence
District Court, D. Alaska
Motion to dismiss appeal from justice’s court because the undertaking on appeal was void.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
The files and docket entries of G. M. Irwin, a United States Commissioner acting as justice of the peace at Douglas, Alaska, together with the undertaking on appeal accepted by him, have been duly filed by the clerk of this court. The district attorney moves to dismiss-the appeal on the following grounds: (i) The notice of appeal' does not sufficiently describe the judgment appealed from; (2) no undertaking has been filed by the defendant in this case, as required by section 442, c. 43, of the Alaska *677Criminal Code (Act March 3, 1899, c. 429, 30 Stat. 1334); (3) no…
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