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Bray v. State

Citations

  • 478 S.W.2d 89
  • 1972 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2042

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  • holding that prosecutor’s comment that he was grateful he did not have to make his living representing the likes of defendant constituted reversible error
  • holding that prosecutor’s comment that he was grateful he did not have to make his living representing the likes of defendant constituted reversible error
  • reversible error resulted from comment that prosecutor was grateful for not having to represent someone like defendant
  • “Trial judges should assume the responsibility of preventing this type of argument. A rebuke by the trial judge in the presence of the jury may do more to end the practice of intemperate and improper argument than repeated admonitions or even reversals by this court.”

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