Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas - December 2001 Opinion Summaries
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EX PARTE MAX MOUSSAZADEHCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureA plea that did not mention parole eligibility was not involuntary where the prosecutor reserved right to seek the maximum sentence at plea. |
12/19/2001 | 74,185 |
EX PARTE LLOYD EDWARD FRANKSCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingA life-sentenced inmate is not eligible for release to mandatory supervision under Article 42.12, Section 15(c), V.A.C.C.P. |
12/19/2001 | 74,123 |
SCHUTZ v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureUnder Rule of Appellate Procedure 44.2(b), the appellate court must determine whether the trial court's error "harmed" the defendant after proper... |
12/19/2001 | 1933-99 |
BARFIELD v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe bifurcated trial provisions of Code of Criminal Procedure article 37.07, section 2(a) do not apply in a bench trial, however, if such a... |
12/19/2001 | 1303-99 |
MALLETT v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusIn a case of aggravated assault on a police officer, contradictory testimony regarding defendant's intent did not require defense counsel to withdraw... |
12/19/2001 | 152-01 |
MCCARTHY v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedurePolice officer may not question a suspect that has invoked her right to counsel even if officer: (1) did not know suspect invoked the right to another... |
12/12/2001 | 73,350 |
EX PARTE BILLY JOE WAGGONERCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingWhere a court imposes two consecutive sentences for two separate crimes, the second sentence begins when the original sentence was imposed if the... |
12/05/2001 | 74,133 |
LAWSON v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureUnder the felony murder doctrine of Texas Penal Code, Section 19.02(b)(3), an "intentional and knowing" aggravated assault is not a lesser included... |
12/05/2001 | 1767-00 |
WHITE v. STATE OF TEXASCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureA general notice of appeal is not sufficient to invoke the jurisdiction of the court of appeals to consider jurisdictional issues under Texas Rule of... |
12/05/2001 | 123-01 |
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