Merritt v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Accusations of gaming. Before Judge Hammond. City court of Griffin. March 1, 1905/
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
Merritt and two others were tried at a special term of the city court of Griffin,' upon an accusation charging them with the offense of gaming. Trial by jury was waived, and the judge, after hearing evidence, orally announced a judgment declaring the accused guilty. The judge signed a paper which contained, *753only the formal parts of the usual judgment entered in such eases, the place at which “guilty” or “not guilty.” would be inserted being left blank. The clerk entered this paper upon the minutes in this incomplete condition. At the next regular term counsel for the State filed a written…
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