Case Name: The State v. Jones, Appellant
Court: Supreme Court of Missouri
Jurisdiction: Missouri
Decision Date: 1894-11-05
Citations: 124 Mo. 479
Docket Number: 
Parties: The State v. Jones, Appellant.
Judges: All concur.
Reporter: Missouri Reports
Volume: 124
Pages: 479–480

Head Matter:
The State v. Jones, Appellant.
Division Two,
November 5, 1894.
Criminal Practice: bill or exceptions: vacation piling. Where the hill of exceptions was filed in vacation without an order of the court permitting the same, and the proceedings are otherwise regular, the judgment will he affirmed.
Appeal from Ozark Circuit Court.—Hon. W. N. Evans, Judge. .
Affirmed.
B. F. Walker, Attorney Greneral, and Morton Joiwdan, Assistant Attorney Greneral, for the state.
Under the statute, bills of exceptions must be filed at the term at which the appeal was allowed, unless, by consent of parties, the court enters an order of record, extending the time for filing the same. R. S. 1889/ sec. 2168.

Opinion:
Sherwood, J.
As the conviction of the defendant of an assault with intent to kill was, in all respects, regular, and the precedent steps leading to that result were of like validity, it only remains to say that the judgment must be.affirmed because the bill of exceptions, so-called, was filed in-vacation, and no order was entered of record at the preceding term permitting this to be done.
All concur.