Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas - January 2004 Opinion Summaries
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THE STATE OF TEXAS v. GARZACourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureBecause the hearing on his motion to suppress and the jury trial were conducted in a unitary proceeding, defendant correctly preserved error by... |
01/28/2004 | 1691-02 |
DE LEON v. AGUILARCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Civil Procedure, Criminal Law & ProcedureThe law provides an immediate remedy to enforce a right to recuse a biased trial judge; when a recusal motion is timely filed, Texas Rule of Civil... |
01/21/2004 | 74,760 |
THE STATE OF TEXAS v. GARCIACourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOn direct appeal from his conviction of murdering a police officer and the resulting death sentence, defendant unavailingly raises seven points of... |
01/21/2004 | 74,294 |
STATE OF TEXAS v. BALLARDCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe due diligence requirement does not apply when the capias is issued and the defendant apprehended within the community supervision period. |
01/14/2004 | 1683-02, 1684-02 |
STATE OF TEXAS v. WHITAKERCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & ProcedureThe trial court did not err in denying defendant's motion for forensic DNA testing. Regardless of whose blood is on the rifle, other evidence at trial... |
01/14/2004 | 74,612 |
STATE OF TEXAS v. PAREDESCourt of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingOn appeal from his conviction of capital murder and death sentence, defendant unavailingly raises 29 points of error. |
01/14/2004 | 74,293 |
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