Higgenbotham v. State
Citations
- 24 Tex. Ct. App. 505
- 6 S.W. 201
- 1887 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 231
Syllabus
<p>Perjury—Evidence—Charge oe the Court.—It was not error to permit the State in a trial for perjury, to read in evidence the complaint filed in the cause upon the trial of which the perjury was alleged to have been committed, inasmuch as such evidence was competent to prove that the alleged false statements were made in the judicial proceeding and before the court alleged in the indictment, but, having admitted such evidence, the trial court, in its charge, should have limited its effect to such purpose only.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- holding that proof of increased costs must be shown by each city or county affected by an unfunded statutory mandate to file solid waste management plans with the Department of Natural Resources
- holding that proof of increased costs must be shown by each city or county affected by an unfunded statutory mandate to file solid waste management plans with the Department of Natural Resources
- applying this rule to find the remedy for a Hancock violation was noncompliance with the mandate until the state actually reimbursed the city for its increased costs
- applying this rule to find the remedy for a Hancock violation was noncompliance with the mandate until the state actually reimbursed the city for its increased costs
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