State v. Lanni

Superior Court of Rhode Island

State v. Lanni

2 R.I. Dec. 31

Superior Court of Rhode Island·Decided November 14, 1925·No. Ind. No. 12303·Published

Opinion

HAHN/J.

On November 14, 1925, Albert B. West, Esq., attorney for John Lanni, filed in the Clerk’s office and presented to this Court a notice of intention to prosecute a bill of exceptions, &c., and moved this Court to fix the time within which the defendant should file his bill of excep[32]*32tions, transcript of evidence, &c.

For State: Attorney General. For Defendant: Albert B. West.

Upon full consideration of the various circumstances of the case, it being- the opinion of this Court that a hill of exceptions will not lie, sentence having been pronounced, the said motion to fix the time, &c., is hereby-denied.

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HAHN/J.

On November 14, 1925, Albert B. West, Esq., attorney for John Lanni, filed in the Clerk’s office and presented to this Court a notice of intention to prosecute a bill of exceptions, &c., and moved this Court to fix the time within which the defendant should file his bill of excep[32]*32tions, transcript of evidence, &c.

For State: Attorney General. For Defendant: Albert B. West.

Upon full consideration of the various circumstances of the case, it being- the opinion of this Court that a hill of exceptions will not lie, sentence having been pronounced, the said motion to fix the time, &c., is hereby-denied.

State v. Lanni, 2 R.I. Dec. 31 (R.I. Ct. App. 1925).

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