Johnson v. State
Johnson v. The State of Georgia
Johnson v. State, 69 Ga. 732 (1882)
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When a certiorari to the decision of a county judge in a criminal case is sought, it must affirmatively appear that the petition, duly sanctioned, was filed in the clerk’s office within ten days from the trial; otherwise, the will certiorari be dismissed. Code, §301; 64 Ga., 751. 599: 60 lb., 633.
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Jacicson, Chief Justice.
[This certiorari was dismissed in the court below because *733 it was not filed in office and the writ obtained within ten days after the decision complained of. To this ruling exception was taken.]
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