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Allen v. State

Citations

  • 536 S.W.2d 364
  • 1976 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 935

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  • holding that photographs and a diagram were properly admitted in voluntary manslaughter case because the defendant instigated the investigation by calling the sheriff’s office and the funeral home
  • holding that photographs and a diagram were properly admitted in voluntary manslaughter case because the defendant instigated the investigation by calling the sheriff’s office and the funeral home
  • holding that photographs and a diagram were properly admitted in voluntary manslaughter case because the defendant instigated the investigation by calling the sheriff's office and the funeral home
  • juror “would not say he was disabled” but “acknowledged, however, that serving would involve hard-ship and be detrimental to his physical well-being”
  • voir dire comments regarding defendant's choice to testify, and voir dire statement regarding defendant's credibility as witness, if he does testify
  • voir dire comments regarding defendant's choice to testify, and voir dire statement regarding defendant's credibility as witness, if he does testify

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