Crumley v. Gibbs

Noah Crumley, who was indicted for the murder of John Fitzgerald, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. Pending a motion for new trial and after supersedeas granted, he applied to the judge to be discharged on bail. Iiis application was refused. Thereafter he brought habeas corpus, offering to give any reasonable bail that might be required, and prayed for his discharge. The judge upon the facts stated remanded the prisoner, and'he excepted.

In Vanderford v. State, 126 Ga. 67 (54 S. E. 822, 9 Ann. Cas. 617), after referring to several decisions of this court, especially Corbett v. State, 24…