Williams v. State

The sole witness for the State testified that he saw the defendant draw a pistol from his pocket; and also testified that the defendant had on a coat. The testimony for the defense was as follows: One witness testified that “the defendant, Robert Williams, did not draw a pistol, and did not have one at that time. He did not have on a coat.” Another witness testified: “I saw Robert Williams distinctly. He did not draw a pistol at that time, and did not have one that I saw. I was in full view of him all the time. If he had one I did not see it. He did not have on a coat.” Another witness…