Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1880

State v. Dodson

State v. Dodson
Supreme Court of South Carolina · Decided November 26, 1880
14 S.C. 619; 1880 S.C. LEXIS 141

State v. Dodson

Opinion of the Court

*619Motion to dismiss appeal, because that the brief did not contain any report of the Circuit judge, nor any agreed statement of counsel. This court approved the practice prescribed in State v. Pitts, 12 S. C. 180, and held the brief insufficient for a hearing; but as human life was involved, the rule of practice would not be rigidly enforced; and for the purpose of permitting the appellants to amend their brief, the cause was ordered to stand over until a future day named. Opinion

per curiam, Solicitor Cothran, for motion. E. F. Stolces and J. T. Nix, contra.

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