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Booth v. State

Citations

  • 499 S.W.2d 129
  • 1973 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2234

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  • explaining appellate court is not authorized to consider documents attached to an appellate brief which are not part of the record
  • observing that “the office of amicus curiae is to aid the court and it cannot be subverted to the use of a litigant in the case” and that a brief challenging the validity of record testimony is not a proper function of an amicus curiae
  • appellate court is not authorized to consider documents attached to appellate brief which are not part of the record
  • appellate court is not authorized to consider documents attached to appellate brief that are not part of the record
  • appellate court is not authorized to consider documents attached to appellate brief which are not part of the record
  • appellate court is not authorized to consider documents attached to appellate brief which are not part of the record

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