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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 132 Tex. Crim. 33
  • 102 S.W.2d 212
  • 1937 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 95

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  • holding that in automobile collision cases, parties must stop and render aid to person struck, offering all such help and assistance as facts and circumstances would dictate to person of ordinary temper, disposition, and feeling under like circumstances
  • holding that in automobile collision cases, parties must stop and render aid to person struck, offering all such help and assistance as facts and circumstances would dictate to person of ordinary temper, disposition, and feeling under like circumstances
  • holding that in automobile collision cases, parties must stop and render aid to person struck, offering all such help and assistance as facts and circumstances would dictate to person of ordinary temper, disposition, and feeling under like circumstances
  • holding that in automobile collision cases, parties must stop and render aid to person struck, offering all such help and assistance as facts and circumstances would dictate to person of ordinary temper, disposition, and feeling under like circumstances
  • interpreting a substantially similar criminal statute, since repealed, imposing a duty to stop and render all \necessary assistance\

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Judges: Lattimore

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