State v. Town of Byron
33 Wis. 119
Opinion
The Town of Byron was indicted, in the circuit court of, Fond du Lac county for maintaining a public nuisance, in not repairing a highway. There was a trial and conviction, and the cause is brought to this court by appeal. This court has decided in several cases that a criminal cause cannot be brought up by appeal. The proper practice is to sue out a writ of error. See State v. Mushied, 12 Wis., 561, and State v. Jager, 19 id., 235.
By the Court. — The appeal is dismissed.
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State v. Town of Byron, 33 Wis. 119 (Wis. 1873).
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State v. Mushied
12 Wis. 561 (Wisconsin Supreme Court, 1860)