Michel v. State

Citations

• 12 Tex. Ct. App. 108

Syllabus

<p>Obstructing Public Roads.—In a trial for obstructing a public road, an order of the County Court establishing the road is not the only mode by which the prosecution can prove that the road is a public one. It suffices to prove that it has long been used as a public road, and that the County Court has recognized it as such by assigning hands to work it, or by an order declaring it to be a road of a certain class.</p>