· 8/6/1953
Smarr v. State
Citations
- 68 So. 2d 6
- 260 Ala. 30
- 1953 Ala. LEXIS 29
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- Evidence of the murder of the deceased's two sisters which occurred within a short time of the homicide being prosecuted was admitted.
- a state toxicologist was properly allowed to testify that one of the victims died as a result of a fractured skull
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Judges: Lawson, Livingston, Simpson, Stakely, Goodwyn, Merrill
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