0076 Page – Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Appeals Records, 1913, 1914

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for new trial and said amendment to the motion for new trial being
parts of the record in said case, and reference being hereby had to
the same; and movant further specifies as to each error complained
of that the court failed and refused to grant a new trial upon each
and every ground contained in said motion for new trial and the
amendment thereto, reference being hereby had to the same as if fully
embodied herein, the same being of record.

Defendant further excepts to said judgment overruling the
motion for new trial and alleges error therein in not granting a
new trial upon each and all of the grounds of the original and
amended motion on the grounds and reasons in said amended and original
motions fully set out - reference hereby being had to the same, as
if fully embodied herein, the same being part of the record in
said case.

And now, within twenty days from the judgment refusing said
motion for new trial, and in due and legal time, the said Leo M.
Frank presents this, his Bill of Exceptions, and prays that the
same be signed and certified, and specifies as the portions of the
record in said case, material to a clear understanding of the errors
complained of, the following, to-wit:

1st. The indictment in said case.

2nd. The plea of not guilty.

3rd. The verdict of the jury and the sentence of the court.

4th. The original motion for new trial, together with all
entries and rules nisi thereon.

5th. The amended motion for new trial, together with the ap-
proval and certificates of the judge thereto and to the original
motion and all entries thereon, and together with all exhibits there-
to.

6th. The certificate of the Judge approving the grounds of
the original motion for new trial and the amended motion for new
trial.

7th. The brief of the evidence in said case and the ap-
proval thereof by the court and all entries thereon.

8th. The charge of the court with approval of the Judge
thereon.

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