Williams v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtBarefoot, J.
Defendants, Isom Williams and Edward Lewis, were charged in the district court of Atoka county with the crime of murder, entered pleas of guilty, and were each sentenced by the court to be executed, and have appealed.
Counsel for defendants have presented five specifications of error which it is contended require a reversal or modification of the judgments and sentences entered in this case. They are:
“Proposition I — Failure of the arresting officer to take defendants before an examining magistrate to be dealt Avith according to laAv Avas a denial of due process of law as guaranteed by Title…
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