Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas - November 2008 Opinion Summaries

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Williams v. State of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure Murder conviction and death sentence are affirmed over seven points of error where none of the points have merit.	11/26/2008	AP-75,541
Bartlett v. State of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence Conviction for felony driving while intoxicated is reversed and remanded for harm analysis where a jury instruction singling out defendant's refusal...	11/26/2008	PD-1461-07
Williams v. State of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure Conviction for tampering with physical evidence is affirmed where the evidence was legally sufficient to establish that: 1) defendant knew that a...	11/26/2008	PD-0470-07
Tucker v. State of Texas Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure Reversal of conviction for aggravated assault is reversed where there was sufficient evidence to support a finding that the weapon used in the attack,...	11/26/2008	PD-0742-07
Ex Parte Webb Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas Corpus Habeas corpus petition seeking a new trial on the basis of prosecutorial misconduct is denied where the factual bases for petitioner's claims were...	11/26/2008	AP-75,804

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