State v. Snell

Orton, <T.

This cause conies to this court on numerous exceptions contained in a bill of exceptions settled and signed in the usual manner by the judge of the circuit court. This manner of bringing criminal causes before this court, for the review of the rulings of the circuit court -scattered here- and there throughout a voluminous record, is clearly not the one pointed out by sec. 7, ch. 180, R. S. 1858, now standing as sec. 4720, ch. 190, R. S. 1878.

This section provides that any person convicted, “ being aggrieved by any opinion, direction or judgment of the court, in any matter of law,…