Schultz v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALE, Justice.
W. O. Schultz filed this suit in the district court of Dallas county on August 25, 3939, in the form of a habeas corpus proceeding against M. I. Brown as Superintendent of the Austin State School, alleging that his minor daughter, Elizabeth, was being illegally restrained of her liberty by virtue of a judgment rendered in the county court of Dallas county on May 22, 1936, adjudging her to be a feeble-minded person. Relator further alleged that “the law covéring feeble-minded persons is unconstitutional,” and that the restraint of his daughter was illegal because she .was denied…
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