Moon v. City of Atlanta

Having been convicted of disorderly conduct, in the recorder’s court of the City of Atlanta, H. M. Moon carried his case, by certiorari, to the superior court. The petition was sanctioned, and when the case came on for a hearing, the certiorari was dismissed because the copy of the certiorari bond attached to the petition was not certified.

It is insisted that it was not necessary to attach a certificate to the copy of the certiorari bond, because the recorder admitted the correctness of paragraph 3 of the petition, which is .as follows: “Said judgment and sentence of the court being adverse…