QUILLIAN, Justice.
Where, as in the present habeas corpus case, the only issue made by the petitioner's pleadings and evidence was that the sentence under which the petitioner is incarcerated is invalid and void because his counsel was not present when the sentence was imposed and there was ample evidence submitted upon the hearing to support the conclusion that the petitioner, being fully informed that his counsel was not in court, expressly waived his presence and...
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