Winn v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtEvaNS, J.
The bill of exceptions recites, that the defendant was tried for the offense of assault and battery, in the city court of Macon, and was convicted by the jury; that a motion for anew trial was made and an approved brief of the evidence was duly filed, and *812"fcbat the motion for a new trial was amended. The bill of exceptions then continues: “Said motion for a new trial was then and there heard and argued, and on said date he [the judge] passed an order denying and overruling said original and amended motion upon each and eve^ ground thereof. Now comes the defendant in said case, Pearl Wynn,…
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