Ex Parte White
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Prom Smith County. Original habeas corpus proceeding asking discharge of relator from arrest under the Act of the Thirty-third Legislature, Second Called Session, known as the Warehouse and Marketing Law. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Relator was arrested, the complaint charging that he was "a licensed and bonded ginner, conducting and operating a public gin in Smith County, Texas, and did then and there, as such licensed and bonded ginner, gin a bale of cotton for one J.C. Burt, and did then and there knowingly and wilfully fail to take three true and correct samples of said bale of cotton so ginned, as required by law, and did then and there knowingly and wilfully fail to preserve such samples of said bale of cotton so ginned by him, as required by law."
Immediately upon being arrested, relator made application to this…
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