Commonwealth v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Dietzman
Certifying the law.
The appellee, James Wilson, was tried for the crime of wilful murder at the November,. 1924, term of the Mc-Creary circuit court. He was convicted of the crime of manslaughter.. At that .term of court he filed his motion and grounds for a new trial and later at the same term, and- before .his motion had been passed upon, additional grounds. On the '20th day of this November, 1924, term the court entered an order overruling Wilson’s motion for a new trial. That order in part reads: “To all of which ruling and judgment of -the court the…
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