State v. Morris
1 Tenn. 220
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Bluebook
State v. Morris, 1 Tenn. 220 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1806).
Opinion
In this case it was decided that a defendant in a capital case, should not be obliged to disclose upon the first application for a continuance, what his witnesses would swear. Vide. 1. Bl. Rep. 512.
The defendant was tried, found guilty; and executed.
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