Clark v. State
54 So. 431, 170 Ala. 101, 1911 Ala. LEXIS 21
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Clark v. State, 54 So. 431, 170 Ala. 101, 1911 Ala. LEXIS 21 (Ala. 1911).
Opinion
The defendant was indicted for living in adultery with one “Bass Clark,” a woman, and the fact that the said “Bass” was pregnant at the time of the trial was a circumstance, corroborating the state’s theory that the defendant had illicit intercourse with her.
This being the only exception disclosed by the record, the judgment of the county court is affirmed.
Affirmed.
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