Harper v. State

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

The indictment against appellant contains two counts, one for the theft of an automobile, the property of E. E. Davenport, and the other for fraudulently receiving the property of E. E. Davenport from some person to the grand jurors unknown.

There are quite a number of very interesting questions which, in the judgment of the writer, would require a reversal, most of which he deems unnecessary to discuss in view of the attitude the record presents the case.

The State’s case is made by the witness Woolsey to the effect that he and appellant had an understanding to steal…