Brown v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1DissentDavidsoh, Judge
(dissenting).—I have been wholly unable to agree to the affirmance of this case. The record is voluminous and contains many bills of exception showing palpable error of most material nature. These questions are so ably, fully and conclusively pointed out and discussed by counsel for the appellant in the argument hereto attached that I have deemed it but proper to adopt same as my dissent ing opinion. Were I to write fully I would or could but follow in my own language the reasoning of distinguished counsel writing the argument. I therefore deem it but proper to give them credit, which I do by…
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