State v. McCallum

The defendant and appellant herein was informed against -by the state’s attorney in the circuit court and charged with the commission of a crime. He was tried and convicted, and has appealed his cause to this court.

An examination of the purported abstract herein shows the following facts: There was absolutely no attempt to settle a biii of exceptions, such as contemplated by section 426 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. It appears that a transcript was secured from the stenographer, and, under stipulation of counsel, the trial judge attached a certificate to such transcript, attempting, by…