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41 Ala. App. 465

Cole v. State

Alabama Court of Appeals

Decided August 15, 1961

Alabama Court of Appeals · decided 1961-08-15

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently August 1962

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Decided 1961-08-15

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¶1On Rehearing

PRICE, Judge.

¶2The attorney general requests that the opinion be extended “to recite the factual situation that the evidence is undisputed to the effect that liquor was illegally sold on the day-of the shooting and that appellant himself, as acting manager sold the fifty-cent drink over the counter to deceased a few minutes before he fatally shot the deceased.”

¶3*469The appellant admitted he had sold whiskey in the cafe on the day in question but stated positively that he did not sell whiskey to the deceased. The state’s witness, Cornelia Boddie, testified she saw defendant sell a fifty-cent glass of whiskey to deceased shortly before the shooting.

¶4Application for rehearing overruled.

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