Blackburn v. State

The record has been corrected so as to authorize the consideration of the statement of facts.

The state's witness, Albert Oakley, testified that on or about the 30th of November, 1932, he saw the appellant about seventeen miles from Burnet on the side of a public road. The appellant was sitting in his car. He was asleep at the time. The witness attempted to wake him up and smelled liquor on his breath. The witness remained with the appellant for about fifteen minutes. He did not reach in the car but looked in and noticed a blanket lying over a box on the back seat. He saw some pasteboard cases…