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Bearden v. State

Citations

  • 147 S.W.3d 661
  • 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 9153
  • 2004 WL 2330968

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  • explaining that sole issue on appeal was whether trial court erred by failing to have defendant examined for competence to stand trial at hearing on State’s motion to adjudicate, thereby implying no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing
  • explaining that sole issue on appeal was whether trial court erred by failing to have defendant examined for competence to stand trial at hearing on State's motion to adjudicate, thereby implying no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing
  • explaining that sole issue on appeal was whether trial court erred by failing to have defendant examined for competence to stand trial at hearing on State's motion to adjudicate, thereby implying no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing

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Judges: Johnson, Quinn, Campbell

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