· 7/1/1855
Gilliard v. Chessney
Citations
- 13 Tex. 337
How courts have described this case
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- indictment alleged assault by cutting with knife; evidence was sufficient to show that defendant “intended to promote or assist in an assault causing bodily injury,” and this was true “regardless of there being no proof that he knew that [principal actor] had a knife.”
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Judges: Hemphill
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