Henderson v. Maddox

1. Where a writ of error to review a final judgment in a criminal case lias been granted, and that judgment has been affirmed by this court, and subsequently a second bill of exceptions is tendered for the purpose of reviewing a judgment of the trial court upon an extraordinary motion for a new trial, and the judge refuses to sign it, this court will not grant a mandamus nisi, if it appears, from an inspection of the petition for mandamus and the exhibits attached thereto, that the motion is without merit. Griffin v. Brand, 18 Ga. App. 641 (90 S. E. 90), and cit.

2. “After a person accused of…