Luff v. State

The only question now presented in this case involves the construction of the language of Section 13680, General Code, as amended in 110 Ohio Laws, 301, or rather the application of the provisions of that section to the facts presented in this case. Its language is clear and unambiguous. The provision that a defendant feeling himself aggrieved by a decision of the court may present his bill of exceptions thereto, which the court shall sign, and that such bill of exceptions shall be made a part of the record and have like force and effect as in civil cases, is followed by this language:

“The…