State v. Johnson

This case is now before this court on motion of defendant for an order suspending the execution of sentence and admitting the defendant to bail “during the pendency of his appeal unto the Supreme Court of Ohio, he having duly filed notice of said appeal together with the requisite motions to perfect said appeal in said 'tribunal. ’ ’

It has been held that the Court of Appeals has discretionary authority to suspend sentence pending appeal in that court, but no original authority to fix bail on appeal after conviction. State v. Cook, 7 Ohio App., 1, 44 N. E. (2d), 474; State v. McGee, 27 Ohio…