Durham v. States
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Chambuiss
This appeal is from a conviction of rape with a prison sentence of twenty years. Durham was eighteen years of age, resided with his parents in Grallatin and held a position of trust with the Railway Express. His previous record is clear.
The young woman is of the same age, was employed as a waitress in a Grallatin cafe and her reputation was good. She testified she left the cafe about 10 :15 p. m. January 14, 1944, and while walking to her rooming house, a short distance away, at a point within one block of the police station, a young man, with whom she was not acquainted, whose name she did…
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