Carribene v. State

Citations

• 3 Tex. Ct. App. 262

Syllabus

<p>Illegally Practicing Medicine.—Indictment charged, in substance, that the accused, being a resident of G-. county, unlawfully practiced medicine in said county, for compensation and a livelihood, without having ever received a degree of Doctor of Medicine from any medical college, and without having received a certificate of qualification from any board of medical examiners, and without having complied in any manner with the law regulating the practice of medicine in the state of Texas; and that he had not previously been engaged in the practice of medicine in said county for five consecutive years. Held, on the authority of Goldman, v. The State, 44 Texas, 104, to be a good indictment.</p>