Preston v. State

Preston was tried, found guilty and sentenced for the crime of robbery, the date of sentence being October 11, 1932. New trial was denied on same date and defendant allowed sixty days for presentation of his bill of exceptions, but this' was not done. On. November 22, 1933, through counsel, Preston filed a motion to vacate, annul and set aside the sentence and judgment for divers reasons for which it was alleged to be void. The motion was denied on December 11, 1933. On December 16, 1933, the Circuit Judge entered an order allowing thirty days in which to file and settle a bill of exceptions.

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