Hernandez v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Judge.
Appellant, a Mexican boy, was indicted on April 10, 1939, by the grand jury of Crockett County for forgery. On the same day he and two other boy companions were brought into court, and waived their statutory two days time to prepare for trial. See Art. 514, et seq., C. C. P. At such time the appellant also waived a jury as provided for by Art. 10a, Vernon’s Code of Criminal Procedure. Appellant was also by the court apprised of his right to file an application for a suspended sentence, which application was prepared for him by the State’s Attorney and filed by the district clerk.
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