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Brewer v. State

Citations

  • 572 S.W.2d 719
  • 1978 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1346

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  • holding that when no objection is made, remarks and conduct of court may not be challenged on appeal unless they are fundamentally erroneous
  • explaining that when no objection is made, remarks and conduct of the court may not be challenged on appeal unless they are fundamentally erroneous
  • stating that where no objection is made, remarks and conduct of the court may not be subsequently challenged unless they are fundamentally erroneous
  • stating that where no objection is made, remarks and conduct of the court may not be subsequently challenged unless they are fundamentally erroneous
  • stating that where no objection is made, remarks and conduct of the court may not be subsequently challenged unless they are fundamentally erroneous
  • stating that where no objection is made, remarks and conduct of the court may not be subsequently challenged unless they are fundamentally erroneous

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Judges: Onion, Phillips, Davis

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