Supreme Court of Georgia Decides Direct Bill Limits Review
The February 12 1904 Georgia Supreme Court decision discusses direct bills of exceptions and limits on reviewing rulings without a motion for a new trial. It explains the 1898 act authorizing direct writs of error does not exhaust the court’s jurisdiction and outlines when evidence and briefs may be considered, including the necessity of proper records and waivers in verdicts.
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Trial and fling brief of the evidence and direct exceptions
The court considers requests to reverse judgments on direct exceptions without a prior new trial. It rules that reversals require clear control by the challenged orders or charges. Several cases are discussed where evidentiary rulings, juror residency, or sufficiency of evidence influenced verdicts. The opinions affirm or reverse judgments in contexts of rape, larceny, murder, assault, and certiorari.
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Colu mbus Show Gase Co. v State Vagrancy before Jude Willis
A Columbus court case reviews vagrancy law under the act of August 7 1903. The defendant a grown woman kept alive by street livelihood testified she had no visible means of support. The court affirms or reverses based on evidence alignment, jury charge, and procedural rulings across multiple cited cases.
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In a complex city court docket, motions to nonsuit and dismiss are debated, with emphasis on whether the petition states a valid cause of action and whether evidence supports the facts charged. The discussion covers fellow servant doctrine, infant contributory negligence, attorney fees, and ordinary proceedings, concluding with affirmed judgments and reversals where errors are found.
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