Eason v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
Motion is made to establish a bill of exceptions in this case under Code 1923, § 6435, and to sustain this motion there is introduced in evidence the bill of exceptions as presented to the presiding judge containing changes and interlineations made by him, after which he signed same as a correct bill of exceptions. To sustain the contention that the trial judge refused to sign the correct bill of exceptions as presented, there is introduced in evidence the stenographer’s report of the proceeding at the trial as taken and transcribed by the official court reporter.
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