Baker v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
MotioN for a "Writ of Mandamus. The record herein having been remitted to the circuit court for Ashland county, to be returned to this court when a bill of exceptions should be settled in the case, with such bill attached thereto, and this court having declined to appoint counsel for plaintiff in error to prosecute his writ of error (84 Wis. 584) the circuit court made an order appointing W. W. O’Keefe, Esq., of Ashland, an .attorney of this court, to settle a bill of…
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MotioN for a "Writ of Mandamus. The record herein having been remitted to the circuit court for Ashland county, to be returned to this court when a bill of exceptions should be settled in the case, with such bill attached thereto, and this court having declined to appoint counsel for plaintiff in error to prosecute his writ of error (84 Wis. 584) the circuit court made an order appointing W. W. O’Keefe, Esq., of Ashland, an .attorney of this court, to settle a bill of exceptions and to prosecute such writ of error in this court at the expense of the county of Ashland. During the month of…
1Opinion of the Court
Eton, O. J.
The motion for a mcvndamus-must be denied. The circuit court has not refused to decide the motion for a change of attorneys to prosecute the writ of error in this court at the cost of the county. Neither has it delayed to decide such motion' so long that a refusal to decide it cans fairly be inferred therefrom. The motion is pending, and *476doubtless will be decided in due course of procedure in that court. At least such is the presumption, and it is not repelled by anything we find in the motion papers presented to this court. No mamdmnus can properly issue in such a case.
Mr. Cole…
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