State v. Sullivan
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Izlar, J., Anderson, February, 1893. This was an appeal from an order directing the trial of J. Mims Sullivan to be had in Anderson County. The State moved to dismiss the appeal, upon which motion the following order was passed April 24, 1893, Per Curiam.
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Before Izlar, J., Anderson, February, 1893. This was an appeal from an order directing the trial of J. Mims Sullivan to be had in Anderson County. The State moved to dismiss the appeal, upon which motion the following order was passed April 24, 1893, Per Curiam. This is a motion to dismiss the appeal taken by the defendant “from the order and rulings of his honor, Judge Izlar, made on the 13th and 14th days of February, 1893, upon the ground that said appeal is premature and cannot be heard, as no final judgment has been rendered in the cause;” and also a motion to vacate and set aside an…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
There was a preliminary question raised in this case by the motion of respondent to dismiss the appeal upon the ground that under the laws of this commonwealth regulating appeals in criminal cases, an appeal to this court does not lie against any interlocutory order of the Court of General Sessions, but that such appeal must wait until after final judgment. This court, by its order dated April 24th, 1893, directed that this motion be considered along with the questions involved in the appeal itself, to be heard on the 26th May, 1.893.
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