Mississippi Supreme Court, 1905

State v. Willingham

Mississippi Supreme Court · Decided April 15, 1905 · Teiily

86 Miss. 203

Cases that cite this one

14 later published cases cite this decision.

State v. Jackson (Miss. 1953)
State v. Insley (Miss. 1992)
State v. Correro (Miss. 1957)
State v. Sisk (Miss. 1950)
State v. Nall (Wis. 1946)
State v. Ashley (Miss. 1943)
City of Pascagoula v. Delmas (Miss. 1930)
State v. Peck (Mont. 1928)
City of Pascagoula v. Cunningham (Miss. 1926)
State v. Bourdon (Miss. 1921)
State v. Adams (Miss. 1920)
City of Jackson v. Harland (Miss. 1916)
State v. Brooks (Miss. 1912)
State v. Moore (Miss. 1912)

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Opinion of the Court

Teiily, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

At the conclusion of the testimony on behalf of the state the court sustained a motion to exclude. Prom that ruling discharging the defendant the state prosecutes this appeal. No question of law is presented by this record, but a decision of the court merely passing upon the sufficiency of the proof to sustain a conviction. In such state of case there is no warrant of law for the taking of an appeal by the state, wherefore this appeal is

Dismissed.

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