United States v. Shaffer
District Court, W.D. Washington
Criminal prosecution by the United States against Frank Shaffer. On motions by the United States to commit defendant and by defendant for extension of time to file bill of exceptions.
1Opinion of the Court
NETERER, District Judge.
The defendant was convicted on the 28th day of June, 1918. At the time, upon request of counsel, he was given 30 days within which to file a bill of exceptions, and at the time, with the consent of the government, the defendant was released on $6,000 bond, with the usual conditions. No bill of exceptions has been presented/ nor petition for writ of error filed. The government has filed a motion that the defendant be committed upon the judgment of conviction, for the reason that he is not prosecuting his appeal, and that the judgment may not be superseded, no writ of…
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