Case ID: wyo_43/html/0106-01.html
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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

STATE v. GUINN
    (No. 1689;
    March 31, 1931;
    297 Pac. 808)
    
      Frank A. Barrett, Thomas O. Miller and Thomas M. Fagan for defendant and appellant.
    No briefs.
    Cause submitted on behalf of the State on the brief of James A. Greenwood, Attorney General; Richard J. Jackson, Deputy Attorney General, and Geo. W. Ferguson, Assistant Attorney General, of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
   Per Curiam.

The State’s motion to dismiss tbe appeal must be sustained. A record on appeal must contain a certified copy of tbe judgment or order appealed from. Sec. 6406, W. C. S. 1920. This appeal purports to be from the judgment imposing sentence upon a verdict of guilty in a criminal prosecution. Tbe record contains no copy of tbe judgment, nor anything to show that a judgment has been entered. There is a certificate that “Bar Docket No. 1” contains tbe following: “May 27, 1930. Sentence not to exceed ten years in reformatory at Worland. Appeal bond fixed at $1000.” This entry evidently is merely a memorandum or minute of tbe judge and not tbe entry of tbe judgment. See Barnett v. Bankers Finance Ass’n., 38 Wyo. 511, 268 Pac. 1025; Lawer v. Kline, 41 Wyo. 167, 282 Pac. 1061.

Appeal dismissed.

Dismissed.