Noblin v. State
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Madison. Tried before the Hon. Henry C. Speake.
1Opinion of the CourtHead, J.
The defendant was named in the indictment, Robert Noblin alias Robert Tate, and lie pleaded in abatement that his name was Robert Tate and had no alias. The court ruled this bad, and correctly so.
State witness Townsend testified, on cross-examination, that going out of the back gate of the lot in which the mule was kept the road was soit, caused by his digging it to make it level. Defendant’s counsel propounded this question to the witness. Did you say that the man that took the horse knew that you had done this? The solicitor objected, objection sustained, defendant excepted. This witness’…
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