Harrison v. State
Supreme Court of Missouri
ERROR to Saline Circuit Court. 1. That the original judgment and execution thereon issued were void, for want of jurisdiction ■of the court to render judgment for the amount of the fine adjudged against defendant. See Rev. Code, 338, sec. 61. 2. That the court had no power or jurisdiction at the succeeding term of the court, to revise its proceedings, &c,, of the preceding term of the court, so as to give validity to them. See 1 Mo.
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ERROR to Saline Circuit Court. 1. That the original judgment and execution thereon issued were void, for want of jurisdiction ■of the court to render judgment for the amount of the fine adjudged against defendant. See Rev. Code, 338, sec. 61. 2. That the court had no power or jurisdiction at the succeeding term of the court, to revise its proceedings, &c,, of the preceding term of the court, so as to give validity to them. See 1 Mo. Sep., 17, Hanly vs. Davis; 2 Bibb Rep., 248, Conn vs. Dojfle; 1 Bac. Abr., p. 165; Hyde vs. ■Curling & Robertson, 10 Mo. Rep.; 2 Tidd, 975. 3. The court had…
1Opinion of the CourtMcBride, J.
At the October term, 1846, of the Circuit Court of Saline county, Harrison was fined $100, “for a breach of the peace, and for noisy and •disorderly conduct in the presence and hearing of the court, directly tending to disturb its proceedings, and to impair the respect due its authority.” On a subsequent day of the term, the court made an order remitting forty dollars of the fine, leaving sixty dollars; for which an execution issued returnable to the next April term; at which term the defendant filed a motion to vacate the judgment entered against him and ■quash the execution which was issued…
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