Hicks v. State

ON REHEAIÍING.

March 4, 1914.

PRENDERG-AST, Presiding Judge.

—Before the original opinion was prepared, considered in consultation and handed down, the record in this case was read and studied again and again with a great deal of care. When the cause was submitted it was orally argued by appellant’s able attorney. In addition, a very lengthy and elaborate brief was filed, all of which was also fully considered and appellant’s brief studied carefully. Notwithstanding this, in dictating the opinion, some mistakes in stating some of the facts were made. These have been pointed out in appellant’s…