This habeas corpus appeal complains of a judgment which remanded the appellant to custody. The appellant's application for a writ of habeas corpus, when boiled down to its essential contentions, asserted that the appellant was afforded inadequate assistance of counsel in the convicting court and that the appellant was denied due process of law in being deprived of a fair trial in the convicting court. We have reviewed the record, the transcript in the habeas corpus court, and the transcript in the convicting court. We have concluded, as the habeas corpus judge did, that the appellant was accorded effective assistance of counsel in the convicting trial and that the appellant was not denied a fair trial in the convicting court. We approve the findings of fact and conclusions of law entered in the habeas corpus court below. | 
