Cantu v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAY, Justice.
This is a proceeding instituted by the State of Texas under and by virtue of the provisions of Art. 2338 — 1, Vernon’s Ann. Civ.Stats., relating to “Delinquent Children” and “Juvenile Courts” for the purpose of having Jose Cantu, Jr., a minor, 16 years of age, declared to be a “Delinquent Child.”
The proceeding was a non-jury trial before the District Judge of the 103d Judicial District, sitting as a Juvenile Court, and resulted in Jose Cantu, Jr., being declared a juvenile delinquent, and further ordering that he be committed to the State Training School for Boys at…
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