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Brooks v. State

Citations

  • 580 S.W.2d 825
  • 1979 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1455

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  • holding that under former party statute, in instances where the accused is present during the commission of an offense, evidence must show that the accused encouraged the commission of the offense by acts, words, or other assistance
  • holding that under former party statute, in instances where the accused is present during the commission of an offense, evidence must show that the accused encouraged the commission of the offense by acts, words, or other assistance
  • holding that under former party statute, in instances where the accused is present during the commission of an offense, evidence must show that the accused encouraged the commission of the offense by acts, words, or other assistance
  • holding that an extraneous offense charge was proper
  • to convict someone as a party to offense, evidence must show parties were acting together at time of offense
  • “[T]he evidence must show that at the time of the commission of the offense the parties were acting together, each doing some part of the execution of the common purpose.”

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Judges: Dally, Davis, Clinton

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