Andrews v. State
406 So. 2d 1045, 1981 Ala. LEXIS 3917
Opinion
We are compelled to point out that, although petitioner’s statement of additional facts, per Rule 39(k), ARAP, is difficult to digest because it is not in narrative form as contemplated by the rule, nevertheless it could be accepted as sufficient. We must deny the writ, however, because no ground specified in Rule 39 is alleged as a basis for issuance of same.
WRIT DENIED.
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