Ex Parte Snodgrass
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
From Coleman. Original application to Court of Criminal Appeals for writ of habeas corpus, to be relieved from a commitment on a judgment and fine of $50 for contempt of court. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
BROOKS, Judge.
Upon application of relator for the writ of habeas corpus, the same was granted by Presiding Judge Davidson, and made returnable before the court for hearing on November 13, 1901, at which time the Assistant Attorney-General filed the following motion to dismiss the application, to wit: “Now comes the State by the Assistant Attorney-General, and would show the court that the applicant herein was ordered by the district judge committed to jail pending the payment of the fine of $50 assessed against him for contempt of court, and that said applicant was never by the sheriff…
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