State v. Lloyd

Supreme Court of South Carolina December 22, 1919

State v. Lloyd, 101 S.E. 566 (S.C. 1919)

113 S.C. 150; 101 S.E. 666; 1919 S.C. LEXIS 188

Fraser, Si-Iipp, Lexington, Fall

Opinion of the Court

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Fraser.

This appeal is dismissed for two reasons:

1 1. The appellant has not filed an argument.

2 2. The only questions raised are questions of fact, and this Court has no jurisdiction to pass upon them.

The appeal is dismissed.

Full Case Name: State v. Lloyd.
Status: Published
Syllabus: 1. Criminal Law — Appeal Dismissed Whebe No Argument. — Where an accused, convicted of crime, has not filed an argument, his appeal will be dismissed. 2. Criminal Law — Qusetion op Fact Not Reviewable. — The Supreme* Court has no jurisdiction to pass upon questions of fact.