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Defendant in Texas Assault Case Loses Appeal with Insufficiency of Evidence Argument

In a recent case before a district court in Texas, the defendant appealed his assault conviction by arguing that the evidence was legally insufficient to support his guilty verdict. According to the defendant, his trial unjustly resulted in a conviction when the prosecution had not proven every element of the…

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Texas Appellate Court Addressed Victim’s Credibility in Child Sex Abuse Case

Cases of sexual assault and abuse, especially those involving children, hinge greatly on the perceived credibility of the victim and other witnesses. Because children are often coached into making statements to law enforcement and medical professionals that may incriminate a defendant, the credibility of alleged child victims, as well as…

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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Reverses Appellate Court, Affirming Defendant’s Conviction for Failing to Provide Medical Care to Her Child

In a recent Texas criminal case, the State petitioned the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas after a ruling from the Eleventh Court of Appeals found that the Appellant in a criminal case was entitled to a concurrent causation jury instruction, reversing in part a judgment by the trial court.…

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Texas Appeals Court Overrules Defendant’s Appeal, Affirming Lower Court Decision in Drug Case

In a recent Texas drug case, the defendant appealed the trial court decision, arguing that his conviction was the result of law enforcement violating his Fourth Amendment rights, evidence that should have been suppressed, and ineffective defense counsel. The defendant was convicted of a gram or less of methamphetamine, a…

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Defendant in Texas Drug Case Appeals Conviction, Arguing It Resulted from Violation of Discovery Rules, False Evidence, and Insufficient Evidence

In a recent Texas criminal case, the defendant appealed the trial court decision, arguing that his conviction was the result of discovery violations, and false evidence, and was based on insufficient evidence. The defendant was convicted of possession of a controlled substance in Penalty Group 2, in an amount greater…

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State of Texas Successfully Appeals Unfavorable Decision in DWI Case

In a recent case before the Texas Court of Appeals, the State asked the court to reconsider an originally unfavorable verdict. After a defendant had been charged with driving while intoxicated, he quickly filed a motion to suppress incriminating statements he made to police officers after the incident. The lower…

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Texas Court Rejects State’s Appeal, Affirming Judge’s Decision to Grant Defendant’s Motion to Suppress

In a recent case involving a motion to suppress evidence stemming from a traffic stop, a Texas Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court decision, holding that the police officer did not have reasonable suspicion to stop the defendant. The defendant was pulled over after the police officer claimed that…

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Commercial DNA Testing Technologies are Accepted by Texas Courts

Criminal investigators and prosecutors have always used whatever technology is available to assist them in finding and prosecuting alleged criminal activity. Technology has come a long way in the past century. Instead of using magnifying glasses and dusting for fingerprints, today’s detectives utilize cutting-edge technology to identify and prosecute criminal…

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