Lamar v. State

— Appellant was charged and convicted of the crime of sodomy. He here asserts the following three grounds as cause for appeal:

1) That his alibi was established by evidence beyond a reasonable doubt.

2) That the court erred in not requiring the prosecuting witness to submit to psychiatric examination by court-appointed physicians.

3) That the court erred in permitting the state to introduce evidence as to acts of sexual perversity by appellant with other boys, after appellant concluded his evidence; which evidence had included the testimony of several witnesses as to appellant’s good reputation…