McCrimmin v. Cooper
Citations
- 37 Tex. 423
Syllabus
<p>On a former appeal of this cause (83 Texas, 388), this court not only reversed the judgment of the court below, which was based on the verdict of a jury, but proceeded to render final judgment in favor of the then appellant. Held, that however erroneous may have been the final judgment thus rendered, it was not void; and the District Court had no authority to enjoin that judgment, on a petition impeaching its validity for want of jurisdiction in this court to render it</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “Because the accused has never been found guilty of having committed the initial offense, the adjudication of guilt is part and parcel of the original plea proceeding, regardless of the amount of time intervening.”
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Judges: Walker
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