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“On Sunday, he advised me that he had been in Russia” is not the same as “He advised me that he had been in Russia on Sunday.” The Court of Criminal Appeals considered a similar am...
April 14, 2011 · Brandon Barnett · 2 min read
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Can the State prove Reckless Discharge of a Firearm by simply proving discharge of a firearm in the city limits? The State charged Roman Rodriguez under section 42.12 of the Texas...
April 7, 2011 · Brandon Barnett · 2 min read
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a question that commits a prospective juror to resolve or to refrain from resolving an issue a certain way after learning of a particular fact. Commitment questions are impermissib...
April 5, 2011 · Brandon Barnett · 1 min read
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Byrd v. State In Byrd , the state charged appellant with theft of certain property from owner “Mike Morales.” At trial, however, the State did not prove, in any way whatsoever, tha...
April 1, 2011 · Brandon Barnett · 2 min read
Read moreThe Texas Court of Criminal Appeals released an opinion this month in a case where a man entered a convenience store brandishing a rifle. When the man looked around, however, he no...
March 29, 2011 · Brandon Barnett · 2 min read
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