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Jones v. State

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  • 3 Tex. Ct. App. 228

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<p>Malicious MmoHiEi1. —In a trial of a charge for willfully and wantonly killing certain hogs, the proof was that the hogs, when killed, were in defendant’s field and crop, hut that the fence was not hog-proof. Held, not error to charge the jury that “ the defendant cannot justify killing the hogs for trespassing on his crops unless the crop was properly protected against trespass of stock.”</p>

Judges: White

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