Roy v. State
58 Ind. 378
Opinion
The record in this cause is in so- imperfect a condition as not fairly to present any question for our consideration.
A paper is filed with the record, purporting to be the brief of the appellant, but it does not, either in form or in substance, contain what is necessary to constitute a brief under the rules and usages of this court.
On motion of the Attorney General, the appeal is dismissed, at the costs of the appellant.
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