Russell v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
•From Marion Criminal Court (33,336); Fremont Alford, Judge. James A. Russell and others were convicted of the offense of maintaining a nuisance, and they appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGillett, C. J.
— Appellants were convicted of the offense of maintaining a nuisance, and they appeal to this court. The transcript was filed and errors assigned May 23, 1903. There is involved in the case a question as to the proper construction of a statute. The question is presented as to the jurisdiction of this court.
Section Y of the act of March 12, 1901 (Acts 1901, p. 565), provides as follows: “No appeal shall hereafter he taken to the Supreme Court or to the Appellate Court in any criminal case of misdemeanor, except as provided in §8 of this net.” Seetion 8 of said act reads thus: “Every *482case in.…
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