Rawls v. State

on rehearing.

October 16, 1912.

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

—This case was affirmed without reference to the statement of facts, the evidence being in such condition it could not be considered by this court, not having been approved by the trial judge. Motion for rehearing has been filed alleging that the failure of the trial judge to approve the statement of facts arose from no want of diligence on the part of the defendant, and the reason for failing to obtain the signature and approval of the judge not only arose from no fault of defendant, but from the fault of the trial judge. Among other…