Moore v. State

Lumpkin, Justice.

Under sections. 302 and 303 of the code, a writ of certiorari from a conviction in a county court is not necessarily returnable to a regular term of the superior court, but the superior court judge may require the county judge to certify and send up to the former a complete history of the case, and the certiorari may then be heard and determined at any time after ten days’ notice to the accuser. It can hardly be doubted, however, that the judge of the superior court has the right to make the certiorari returnable to a regular term of the superior court, if he sees proper to…