James v. State

The writ of error required the three cases to be returned to this court. In its brief the state argues the writ of error should be dismissed because this court cannot review three judgments in separate cases on one writ of error although this is done in respect to counts in a single case. We have this day in Ronzani v. State, ante, p. 512, 129 N. W. (2d) 143, decided that the irregularity of attempting to have several judgments of conviction or sentencing entered in separate cases reviewed by a single writ of error may, under sec. 269.51 (1), Stats., be waived by failure to make a timely…