People v. Jameison

An examination of the record in this case discloses that a fair question of fact existed, which was settled by the verdict of the jury. The record does not disclose any legal error which requires a reversal or discussion. We would be content to affirm the judgment of conviction, as the law requires us to do in the absence of legal error where the defendant has had a fair trial, without an opinion, were it not for a question of practice, which does not affect the defendant, but is of importance to the taxpayers of the State.

A great abuse has grown up in printing records on appeal in criminal…