Finch v. State

It was intimated, after the close of the argument, 'that wo" should undoubtedly affirm the judgment of the Circuit Court, refusing to let the petitioner to bail for reasons then orally stated. It was also intimated that no" .case hád: been cited by counsel in which the court had, after indictment for murder in the first decree, under a statute like that of Florida in regard to that crime, admitted to bail Counsel for. petitioner has, since then, referred us to several cases in which persons indicted for murder have b.eeti admitted to bail either upon inspection of the testimony taken before…