Johnson v. State

On Rehearing.

HARWOOD, Judge.

In our opinion above we stated that “The evidence introduced by the State was directed toward showing” etc. There then follows a recital of certain facts produced by the testimony of various witnesses for the State. Counsel for appellant complains in his brief in support of his application for rehearing that we should make a different “finding of facts,” in that in certain instances the facts as stated by us were not testified to by all of the witnesses for the State. For instance, we stated that one witness described the rate of speed of appellant’s automobile as…