Bumpus v. Fisher
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Upshur. Tried below before Hon. O. A. Frazer. The material facts are stated in the Opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtRoberts, J.
This is an action of malicious trespass and false imprisonment, brought by appellant against appellees.
Appellees pleaded that Dupree was a Justice of the Peace, in Upshur county; that Fisher made an affidavit before him, containing a charge against said Bumpus, that “he did on the 13th Sept’r, A. D. 1856, lay violent hands on a negro slave, Alfred, a man, and unmercifully whip and.abuse said boy that a warrant was issued by said Justice on said charge, by which Bumpus was arrested and brought before him, and arraigned for trial; that Bumpus having demanded a jury, they brought in a verdict…
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