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Allen v. State

Citations

  • 533 S.W.2d 352
  • 1976 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 890

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  • recognizing that testimony from the victim that she suffered physical pain is generally sufficient to prove bodily injury
  • holding that police officer’s testimony that he experienced pain from kick in nose was sufficient to establish bodily injury absent corroborating physical evidence
  • holding that complainant's testimony that he experienced pain from kick in nose was sufficient to establish bodily injury absent corroborating physical evidence
  • holding that physical pain caused by defendant's kick to complainant's nose that resulted in swelling but no bleeding constituted \bodily injury\
  • recognizing that testimony from the victim that she suffered physical pain is generally sufficient to prove bodily injury
  • holding that police officer’s testimony that he experienced pain from kick in the nose was sufficient to establish bodily injury absent corroborating physical evidence

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