Asberry v. State

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a jury’s deadly-weapon finding is an affirmative finding affecting parole eligibility and involving punishment that shall be entered in the judgment
• agreeing with Asberry regarding appellate courts’ authority to reform judgments and adopting Asberry’s reasoning
• in absence of appropriate Rule 404(b) objection in trial court nothing is preserved for appellate review
• in absence of appropriate Rule 404(b) objection in trial court nothing is preserved for appellate review
• “Appellate courts have frequently reformed judgments to correct improper recitations or omissions relating to punishment.”
• appellate court has authority to sua sponte modify incorrect judgment to make record speak the truth when it has necessary information to do so

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).