Supreme Court denies appeal, ruling it lacks power to censor lower courts on police attendance necessity.

The Supreme Court of Justice dismissed the criminal appeal unanimously, holding that it lacks the authority to review lower court decisions regarding the necessity of police attendance. The appellant argued that the police officer who took charge of the incident should have been heard, but the court found no legal basis to override the lower tribunal's discretion. Consequently, the appeal was rejected because the Supreme Court's jurisdiction is limited to specific statutory grounds and does not extend to censoring factual or procedural determinations made by inferior instances.