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Republic of the Marshall Islands v Laibwij [1990] MHSC 7; 1 MILR (Rev) 208 (25 July 1990)

1 MILR (Rev.) 208

IN THE SUPREME COURT
REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS

S.Ct. CRIM. NO. 90-01
(High Ct. Crim. No. 1990-003)

REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS,
Plaintiff-Appellant,

-v-

KITON LAIBWIJ,
Defendant-Appellee.

ORDER DISMISSING APPEAL

JULY 25, 1990

ASHFORD, C.J.

SUMMARY:

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal because Appellant failed to timely file to designate the record.

DIGEST:

1. APPEAL AND ERROR – Dismissal, Grounds for – Failure to Designate Record: Appellant's failure to designate the record is grounds for dismissal.

[1] The Republic, as Appellant in the above cause, having failed to designate the record on appeal and to request any extension of time therefor, the Court deems this appeal to have been abandoned. Therefore, it is ORDERED that the appeal is dismissed.