Bullard v. State

ROGER J. WAYBRIGHT, Associate Judge.

The appellant was convicted under all)' nine counts of an indictment charging him,, as an agent of the state beverage department, with accepting bribes, conspiring to-accept bribes, and conspiring for others to. give bribes.

The appellant contends that the-state, in presenting its case in chief against him, did not present evidence sufficient positively to identify him. There may be some merit to that contention with respect to some of the counts of the indictment, but it is not necessary to reach a definite conclusion on the point, for the appellant…