State v. Bell

The appellant, Sherman W. Bell, was indicted in the Court of Common Pleas for the unlawful and unintentional killing of another, while engaged in the violation of certain statutory requirements, applying to the use and regulation of traffic, on a certain state highway. The accused waived in writing trial before a jury, and submitted to trial before the Common Pleas judge, who found him guilty as charged, overruled a motion for new trial, and imposed sentence. From that judgment of conviction an appeal was perfected to this court,

The state of Ohio, as appellee, has interposed a motion to…