Hogg v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Cherokee County. Motion was filed to retax the costs in the Court of Criminal Appeals, as follows: “Ho. 1556. Jas. S. Hogg et al. v. The State of Texas.—And now come the appellants and show to the court that the following costs have been taxed against them in said ease, $30 for the clerk and $30 for the Attorney-General, when there ought not' to have been but $10 taxed against them for the clerk and $10 for the Attorney-General.
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Appeal from Cherokee County. Motion was filed to retax the costs in the Court of Criminal Appeals, as follows: “Ho. 1556. Jas. S. Hogg et al. v. The State of Texas.—And now come the appellants and show to the court that the following costs have been taxed against them in said ease, $30 for the clerk and $30 for the Attorney-General, when there ought not' to have been but $10 taxed against them for the clerk and $10 for the Attorney-General. There are three appellants in the case, and they were all tried together in the court below, and no severance had'in said trial. Appellant have paid all…
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIDSON, Judge.
This case was affirmed at a former term of this court, and a motion is now made to retax the costs. James I. Perkins, James P. Gibson, and J. S. Hogg were jointly indicted in the court below for unlawfully killing a wild deer out of season. They were jointly tried, convicted, and a fine assessed against each of $25; and each of said appellants prosecuted an appeal to this court.
The clerk, in making out the costs, taxed a fee of $10 against each of said defendants in favor of the Attorney-General, and a fee of $10 against each of said defendants in favor of the clerk.…
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