Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 4/6/2005

Bryant v. State

Citations

187 S.W.3d 397
2005 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 517
2005 WL 765840

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concluding that defendant’s stipulation to prior convictions constituted judicial admission that removed need for proof of those convictions
holding that the defendant’s stipulation to a prior offense waived any challenge to the absence of proof of the prior offense
holding that a defendant=s stipulation that was not entered into evidence was nonetheless a judicial admission that barred him from contesting evidentiary sufficiency
holding that by stipulating to prior convictions for jurisdictional purposes the defendant made a “judicial admission which removed the need for proof of those convictions”
concluding that “Bryant stipulated to his prior convictions” which stipulation “was a judicial admission which removed the need for proof of those convictions”
holding that a defendant = s stipulation that was not entered into evidence was nonetheless a judicial admission that barred him from contesting evidentiary sufficiency

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Judges: Keasler, Keller, Price, Womack, Hervey, Holcomb, Cochran, Meyers, Johnson

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