Harris v. State

BROWN, Justice.

The opinion of the Cottrt of Appeals states: “Upon the trial one single question was controlling, and this question is conclusive of this appeal, and that is, the identity of the man who was working with Reynolds at the still who escaped and ran away. This appellant testified he was not the man. All four of the officers of the law positively identified this appellant, George Harris, as being the man. Defendant offered testimony of several witnesses that at the time and place the raid upon the still was made he was in Haleyville, Alabama, some miles distant from the still. This…