Pitts v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Associate Judge.
In the Juvenile Court a jury found that appellant was the father of an illegitimate child and an order of support was entered. On a very abbreviated statement of proceedings and evidence appellant alleges two errors. ■
The first claim of error relates to the admission in evidence of a written agreement between appellant and the mother of the child. This agreement was made about four months after the child was born and about a month after complaint had been filed against appellant in the Juvenile Court. The agreement recited that complaint had been filed and that appellant…
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