King v. State

In this case the jury returned a verdict, August 23, 1928, finding the defendant guilty, and he was sentenced to be electrocuted. His motion for a new trial was overruled, September 18, 1928. A bill of exceptions presented to the trial judge was duly certified by him on the latter date. On the same date the solicitor-general, as attorney for the defendant in error, signed an entry on the bill of exceptions, stating: “Due and legal service of the within bill of exceptions acknowledged; copy and all other and further notice and service waived.” The entry upon the bill of exceptions made by the…