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· 2/4/1935

Bourland v. Fort Smith

Citations

  • 78 S.W.2d 383
  • 190 Ark. 289
  • 1935 Ark. LEXIS 25

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  • stating that “[i]f one is caused to enter a plea of guilty in a criminal case from fear or duress, he is entitled to the writ, but he is not entitled to the writ to correct any error at law, but only error as to the facts”
  • “[T]he better rule is that when a judgment has peen affirmed by this court no application [or the writ of error coram nobis may be fcade to the trial court without permission m make such application has been given by Iris court, and hereafter this rule will be «forced.”

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Judges: Butler

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