Parks v. State

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

Appellant was convicted for playing at a game of dice called craps. He interposed a plea of former conviction. The trial was had before the court, the jury having been waived by appellant. The court finds as a fact, and the testimony is without contradiction, that appellant and others engaged in shooting craps for something like a couple of hours, during which time there were about twenty-five bets made by each of the players, including appellant.. Appellant had been previously convicted for betting during this identical game. These facts are unquestioned as shown by…