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Boon v. State

Citations

  • 42 Tex. 237

Syllabus

<p>New Trial. When on the trial of a criminal cause, evidence is excluded which might have been properly admitted without prejudice to either side, hut which, if admitted, would prove a fact so remotely connected with the case as to be entitled to no appreciable weight in favor of defendant, its exclusion furnishes no ground for new trial.</p>

Judges: Roberts

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