179 So. 2d 335 | Ala. Ct. App. | 1965
This appeal submitted September 30, 1965, is from a judgment of the circuit court which refused to allow Simpson a free transcript of evidence to implement his appeal in a coram nobis case.
The appellant aptly cites Cooper v. Alabama,
The Attorney General has neglected to file any brief or confession of error.
March 26, 1965, the court after an extensive opinion ordered that Simpson's coram nobis petition be denied.
On April 6, Simpson, pro se, filed with the circuit clerk his notice of appeal from the March 26 judgment, and a motion for a free transcript of the evidence.
On April 23 the court entered two orders: the first order (construed in the light of the second) granted Simpson's motion for a transcript of the record proper; the second order denied Simpson's motion for a free transcript of the evidence.
Simpson also noted an appeal from this second order.
Though we suspect that the trial judge correctly relied on the principle of decision in McIntosh v. Commonwealth, Ky.,
The time from April 23, 1965, will be excluded from the running of the time for filing which would otherwise obtain.Chase v. Page, 10 Cir.,
Remanded with directions. *60