Thetford v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PBEHDERGAST, Presiding Judge.
These three cases are by the same appellants and present exactly the same question. The judgment appealed from in each case is a final judgment on a forfeited bail bond.
Our statute expressly provides that such cases shall be placed on the civil docket and the proceedings shall be governed by the same rules governing other civil actions.
Our law requires an appellant in such case to file a brief in the lower court and this court as in civil actions. Ho brief is filed in this case and there is no indication that one has ever been filed in the lower court. Therefore,-…
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