Michigan § 780.201 Appeal of case after denial of new trial; bill of exceptions.

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§ 780.201 — Appeal of case after denial of new trial; bill of exceptions.

Michigan § 780.201

Ch. 780CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Act 134 of 1893APPEAL AFTER DENIAL OF NEW TRIAL; INCORPORATING RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS IN BILL OF EXCEPTIONS (780.201-780.201)

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APPEAL AFTER DENIAL OF NEW TRIAL; INCORPORATING RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS IN BILL OF EXCEPTIONS (EXCERPT) Act 134 of 1893 780.201 Appeal of case after denial of new trial; bill of exceptions. Sec.

1.That in all cases hereafter taken to the supreme court on writ of error or appeal, where a motion for a new trial has been previously refused by the trial judge, the party appealing the same may incorporate in the bill of exceptions a record of all proceedings had on said motion for a new trial, including the reasons given by the trial judge in refusing to grant said new trial. Exceptions may be taken and error assigned on the decision of the circuit judge in refusing such motion, and the same shall be reviewed by the supreme court.

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APPEAL AFTER DENIAL OF NEW TRIAL; INCORPORATING RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS IN BILL OF EXCEPTIONS (EXCERPT) Act 134 of 1893 780.201 Appeal of case after denial of new trial; bill of exceptions. Sec. 1. That in all cases hereafter taken to the supreme court on writ of error or appeal, where a motion for a new trial has been previously refused by the trial judge, the party appealing the same may incorporate in the bill of exceptions a record of all proceedings had on said motion for a new trial, including the reasons given by the trial judge in refusing to grant said new trial. Exceptions may be taken and error assigned on the decision of the circuit judge in refusing such motion, and the same shall be reviewed by the supreme court.