Crilley v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
EEEOE to tbe Municipal Court of tbe City and County of Mihuaulcee. Tbe bill of exceptions in tbis cause is no longer on file in tbis court; but tbe essential facts will sufficiently appear from tbe opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDowner, J.
Tbe writ of error in this case must be dismissed, as there is no final judgment. Still it is insisted that, inasmuch as there is a bill of exceptions signed by the judge who tried the case, it is properly here under the provisions of chapter 180, R. S., and we orrght to proceed and decide upon the errors alleged.
The bill of exceptions on its face shows that it was made with a view to a writ of error, and the original papers are sent up by the clerk of the municipal court, and not a copy as the law requires where the case is certified to this court on exceptions. The original papers ought not…
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