State v. Shehane

The defendant was convicted of murder in the first degree, and afterwards appealed to this court. Erom the transcript filed it does not appear that any final judgment has been rendered in the cause. Until there is a final judgment, no appeal nor writ of error can be sustained. This appeal then must be dismissed. If the judgment has been pronounced and the clerk has failed to enter it, the record may be amended on proper application for that purpose; or if no judgment has been given, the defendant may yet be brought into court and sentenced, and then he will have a right to his appeal or writ…