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Abdnor v. State

Citations

  • 712 S.W.2d 136
  • 1986 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 754

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  • reiterating that indigency is determined by a defendant's financial status at the time of appeal, not at the time of trial
  • outside sources such as relatives or even employers may not be considered unless they are legally bound to pay for the defendant’s appellate expenses
  • “It is well established that due diligence requires an appellant to timely file a pauper’s oath in order to secure a free statement of facts.”
  • “[N]o rigid standard exists for determining indigency on appeal,” but the “issue, of course, to be decided is that of the financial status at the time of the appeal...”

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