¶1That part of the rule which gives to the counsel for the people, alone, the right to move cases out of their order, applies only to the first week in term. After that, either party, on a four days’ notice, may bring on the argument of the cause out of its order on the calendar.
1 Barb. 136
Barron v. People
Decided September 21, 1847
New York Supreme Court · decided 1847-09-21
The plaintiff in error was convicted, at the oyer and terminer in New-York, of grand larceny, and brought a writ of error to this court on a bill of exceptions taken at the trial, during the third week of the term.
Decided 1847-09-21