Eugene Anderson v. State of Texas
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
The judgment denying habeas corpus relief must be vacated because the district court acted without reviewing petitioner’s state trial transcript and did not hold an evidentiary hearing.
In his pro se petition appellant has contended that he was denied a fair and impartial trial because the prosecutor allegedly read into evidence the contents of two letters from him to his co-defendant, written while both were incarcerated in jail pending their trial. Appellant asserts that the letters were wrongfully obtained and that their use was so prejudicial that the jury’s objectivity was tainted in a…
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