Woodham v. State

BRICKEN, Presiding Judge.

The law imposes upon this court, in criminal cases on appeal, the duty to consider all questions apparent on the record, or reserved by bill of exceptions. This statute provides that in such cases no assignment of errors, or joinder in errors, is necessary. Section 3258, Code 1923.

From the record in this case, we ascertain the appeal was taken from a purported judgment of conviction, pronounced and entered against appellant for a violation of the state prohibition law by having in his possession prohibited liquors.

We designate the judgment as “purported judgment” for…