Supreme Court of Kansas February 10, 1912, No. 17,544 (State v. Chirafisi)

Per Curiam:

It is a fundamental requirement of the code of criminal -procedure that trial proceedings, so far as they relate to the evidence, must be brought upon the record by a bill of exceptions duly settled, signed and filed. There is no other way to authenticate them. A mere stenographic report is nothing, has no place on the record, and has no place in a transcript of the record.