State v. Cameron

Montgomery, J.:

Appeals are allowed from the Superior Courts to the Supreme Court in all cases where final judgment is pronounced, but they must be begun and perfected according to the requirements of the law on that subject. The law which regulates the matter of appeals is the same in both civil and criminal cases. As a first step, the appellant, within the time allowed must make out a statement of the case on appeal, and tender the same to the respondent. In criminal appeals, the respondent is the State represented by the Solicitor of the District in which the case is tried. In the matter…