Bachhofer v. State

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• holding that, without a final conviction or evidence of intervening similar offenses, evidence of extraneous offense four years before charged offense was inadmissible in prosecution for indecency with a child
• holding an extraneous offense committed four years and four months before instant offense too remote
• Court reversed the conviction where 52 months Appellant Brief (Cooley, Temmie) Page 28 05-17-00506-CR elapsed between the between the extraneous offense and the offense charged and tried before the trial court
• on trial for indecency with a child, error to allow evidence of a prior alleged fondling of child incident where prior allegation was from Oklahoma and more than four years old and where no evidence was presented of a conviction

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