Ellis v. State

Supreme Court of Iowa

Ellis v. State

3 Iowa 217

DecidedJune 15, 1856

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Ellis v. State, 3 Iowa 217 (iowa 1856).

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Undek tbe Code, tbe Supreme Court possesses no power' to review an order or judgment in a criminal case, unless it is brought up by writ of error, as prescribed by section 3088.

In criminal cases appealed from a justice of tbe peace to tbe District Court, tbe defendant is not entitled to a trial on tbe merits, where tbe District Court finds that there was no error in tbe proceedings of tbe justice.

Judgment affirmed.

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Undek tbe Code, tbe Supreme Court possesses no power' to review an order or judgment in a criminal case, unless it is brought up by writ of error, as prescribed by section 3088.

In criminal cases appealed from a justice of tbe peace to tbe District Court, tbe defendant is not entitled to a trial on tbe merits, where tbe District Court finds that there was no error in tbe proceedings of tbe justice.

Judgment affirmed.

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3 Iowa 217, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/ellis-v-state-iowa-1856.