Moore v. State

Decided January 28, 1920

Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas · decided 1920-01-28

<p>CRIMINA!. LAW <S==>1087(1) — APPEAL DISMISSED IN ABSENCE OE NOTICE OE APPEAL PROM RECORD.</p> <p>Where tbe record contains no notice of appeal, an appeal from a conviction of petty theft will be dismissed on state’s motion.</p>

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Appeal dismissed · Decided 1920-01-28

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LATTIMORE, J.

¶1In this case tbe appellant was convicted, in tbe county court of Collin county, of tbe offense of petty theft, and bis punishment fixed at confinement in tbe county jail for a term of one year.

¶2Tbe Assistant Attorney General has filed a motion to dismiss tbe appeal in this case, because of tbe fact that tbe record contains no notice of appeal. An inspection of the record shows that the ground of this motion is well taken. Narsingle v. State, 146 S. W. 934.

¶3Tbe state’s motion is sustained, and tbe ap-neal is dismissed.