Hunter v. State
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BLOODWORTH, Justice.
After a jury trial in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, appellant, Clarence Hunter, Jr., was adjudged guilty of being the father of three illegitimate children born to Ms. L-. Following separate verdicts of paternity, the trial judge entered a judgment thereon and ordered appellant to pay support for the children. The appeal is from this judgment.
Two issues are presented to us by this appeal: whether the trial court properly charged the jury that defendant had the burden of proof as to the statute of limitations; and, whether the trial court properly sustained…
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