Burnett v. State

MORROW, Judge.

Appellant’s conviction was for burglary. The theory of the State is that appellant and one Wilson Lanier committed the burglary. Among the articles stolen were some sacks of flour, which were found in the possession of appellant. His theory was that he was not connected with the burglary, but purchased the flour from Lanier. The record contains a number of bills of exception; many of them present no new or debatable question. These have been examined but will not be discussed.

Some of the special charges requested contained correct legal propositions applicable to the case, but…