Williams v. State

Citations

• 1 Tex. Ct. App. 465

Syllabus

<p>Murder—Indictment.—Charging the accused with murder perpetrated by shooting, the indictment described the mortal wound to have been inflicted “in and upon the body of the said M., and of the depth of five inches, and of the breadth of one-half inch.” On habeas corpus by the accused, this court suggests the propriety of a new indictment, setting out more particularly the locality of the wound.</p>