Opinion · Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Lenzen v. State
112 Tex. Crim. 297
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
- Jurisdiction
- Texas
- Date
- 1929-03-27
- Topic
- general
concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction to hear the defendant’s case | concluding that if defendant had brought a plea challenging the county court’s jurisdiction due to the lack of a proper transfer order, the court would have been required to grant the plea due to the lack of jurisdiction
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- 67 opinions
— The offense is aggravated assault; the punishment confinement in the county jail for thirty days.
The record contains no statement of facts or bills of exception. No question is presented for review.
The judgment is affirmed.
Affirmed.
The foregoing opinion of the Commission of Appeals has been examined by the Judges of the Court of Criminal Appeals and approved by the Court.