Searcy v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of Karnes. Tried below before Hon. F. Theo. Barnes, County Judge. Appeal from a conviction for selling a bottle of whisky on Sunday; penalty, a fine of $30.
1Opinion of the Court
BROOKS, Judge.
The Assistant Attorney-General has filed the following motion for writ of certiorari:
1. Now comes the State of Texas, by the Assistant Attorney-General, in the above styled and numbered cause, and shows to the court that the transcript filed herein is imperfect in this:
That it fails to comply with rule 114 for the district courts of this State,- which apply and control the making of transcripts herein, in that the same is not legible.
2. The State would show to the court, that on page 2 of said transcript, what purports to he a copy of the indictment is written by a typewriter,…
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