PER CURIAM.
The records sent up by the Clerk contain what purports to be briefs of the evidence, agreed to by counsel for appellee but not approved by the trial judge. The appellee moves to dismiss the cases for want of a bill of exceptions, the sole error urged in each case being that the evidence does not authorize a verdict of guilty. The appellants have moved to be allowed to return the agreed evidence to the trial judge for his approval and certificate. This...
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