Legal Opinion
Brown v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
Decided January 7, 1935No. 31375; 31375Published
1Opinion
ON SUGGESTION OF ERROR.
The judgment herein was affirmed (158 So. 339) on a former day, and we then held that the court below committed no error in admitting in evidence the appellants' confessions, and that its error, if such it was, in admitting certain other evidence, was cured by its being thereafter excluded.
The appellants suggest that we erred in both holdings and also suggest that the judgment should be reversed for other reasons now asserted for the first time, and which will be hereinafter stated.
1. Were the confessions erroneously admitted? When the confessions were offered, the…
2Cases cited25 opinions
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