Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
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1Opinion of the Court
Bhen a person has been adjudicatad insane by a court of oom- patent jurisdiction, and confined in a state institution, if this institution unconditionally discharges this person whose mental condition later becomes such that it is neoassary that he be reaommitted, it icrneoessarythat the person be tried P- gain for .insanitybefore he oan be ooxmuittedto or oonfined in the,institution fran which he ~8 discharged, even though the original juwent of conviction has not been set aside. Hay 23, 1939 %&able B. C. Slaglo, Jr. Criminal Distriot.Attorney. Sherman, Texas Dear Sirs Opinion Bo. O-655 Rer…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- Walker v. Hirsch Cooperage Co.Texas Commission of Appeals · 1922
- Byers v. SolierWyoming Supreme Court · 1907
- In re ThorpeSupreme Court of Vermont · 1892