Veal v. State

1. Where on the trial of a criminal case exceptions pendente lite are filed to an interlocutory ruling of the court, and a final disposition of the ease would have been made if the court had rendered a decision or judgment such as tlie complaining party contends should have been rendered instead of that complained of, he can come to this court by direct bill of exceptions filed within twenty days from the date of the decision complained of; or, without making a motion for a new trial, he can secure a review of an order, ruling, or judgment which necessarily controlled the final result of the…