Freeman v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
Indictment: Count One, second degree burglary; Count Two, grand larceny of a television receiver; Count Three, grand larceny of a cooler with fan. Verdict: guilty of second degree burglary. Sentence: three years.
I
August 7, 1968, the Sheriff of Cullman County searched Freeman’s home. The Sheriff testified that Freeman was there and consented to the search. The Sheriff there saw and sequestered a television set and a cooler.
On cross, it was brought out that: a) Freeman was arrested August 3, for a different charge; b) on August 7, while under arrest, he signed “a waiver” after…
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