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· 4/18/2024

Andres Enrique Bonilla v. the State of Texas

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that “the protections provided by an indictment were not compromised” when, although not included in the charging language, the drug quantity was included in the description of overt acts
  • rejecting appellant’s claim under Olano’s third prong because he received sufficient notice

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