McClain v. State

SIMPSON, Judge.

Conviction below was for trespass after warning. The lands involved were owned by the Robinson heirs, as tenants in common. In substantially statutory language, the complaint charged that appellant, having entered upon said premises, failed or refused, without legal cause or good excuse, to leave immediately upon being ordered or requested to do so by one of the joint owners, who was the agent of all..

The evidence was highly conflictory. That for the State fully supported the-charge, whereas that for the appellant tended to prove his innocence. A jury question being thus…