· 10/9/1888
Fears v. Nacogdoches County
Citations
- 71 Tex. 337
- 9 S.W. 265
- 1888 Tex. LEXIS 1144
Syllabus
<p>1. Costs op Coroners’ Inquests—Physicians’ Fees.—Under our statute there is no provision for the compensation of a physician sum* moned to aid in or conduct a post mortem examination in an inquest.</p>
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- undisputed evidence was of a drug transaction between defendant and undercover policeman with no other witnesses to the transaction
- prosecutor argued, “It’s simple, it’s not been uncorroborated evidence, it’s not been disputed, it’s just a simple case.”
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Judges: Gaines
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