Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas

In a capital murder matter, Defendant's sentence is affirmed where a rational jury could have concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that Defendant exhibited a dangerous aberration of character, that he was a chronic and increasingly dangerous violator of the state's laws, and that if he were allowed to live, there is a probability that he would commit criminal acts of violence in the future.

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• Decided 07/01/2009
• Published 07/01/2009

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• Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas

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