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State v. Lamb

Supreme Court of Nevada
Jul 1, 1888
20 Nev. 181 (Nev. 1888)

Summary

holding that the CNMI Supreme Court possesses jurisdiction to accept and answer certified questions from the Ninth Circuit

Summary of this case from Camacho v. Demapan

Opinion

No. 1287.

July Term, 1888.

APPEAL from the District Court of the State of Nevada, Nye County.

R. R. BIGELOW, District Judge.

John F. Alexander, Attorney General, for Appellant.

P. M. Bowler Jr. and W. N. Granger, for Respondent.


Appellant appeals from an order of the district court sustaining a demurrer to an indictment. As the appeal is presented without any statement or bill of exceptions, it must be and is dismissed, upon the authority of State v. Fellows, 8 Nev. 311.


Summaries of

State v. Lamb

Supreme Court of Nevada
Jul 1, 1888
20 Nev. 181 (Nev. 1888)

holding that the CNMI Supreme Court possesses jurisdiction to accept and answer certified questions from the Ninth Circuit

Summary of this case from Camacho v. Demapan
Case details for

State v. Lamb

Case Details

Full title:THE STATE OF NEVADA, RESPONDENT, v. JOHN T. LAMB, APPELLANT

Court:Supreme Court of Nevada

Date published: Jul 1, 1888

Citations

20 Nev. 181 (Nev. 1888)
19 P. 23

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