Calvert v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIDSOH, Judge.
—The information contains two counts. Only the second count was submitted to, the jury, which charged an aggravated assault upon J. B. Woody on the part of defendant by striking Woody with his fist and knocking him down, which caused his head and skull to come in contact with the pavement of the street and sidewalk where the assault occurred, thereby causing to be inflicted serious bodily injury on Woody.
Without going into a detailed statement, the facts, in substance, disclose that Woody was the owner of a gin. Appellant had been running the gin, taking part of the profits…
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