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Cain v. State

Citations

  • 893 S.W.2d 681
  • 1995 WL 9220

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  • holding that trial court’s failure to admonish on possibility of deportation was harmless because appellant’s record from the Texas Department of Corrections identified his birthplace as Parker County, Texas
  • holding that trial court’s failure to admonish on possibility of deportation was harmless because appellant’s record from the Texas Department of Corrections identified his birthplace as Parker County, Texas
  • holding that trial court = s failure to admonish on possibility of deportation was harmless because appellant = s record from the Texas Department of Corrections identified his birthplace as Parker County, Texas
  • holding prosecutor’s argument that victim could have been killed was not speculation but rather “a reasonable, logical, and proper deduction from the record”
  • prosecutor’s argument that victims could have been killed had they tried to take loaded gun away from defendant, whose finger was on trigger, was “reasonable, logical, and proper deduction from the record”

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Judges: Lattimore, Day and Weaver

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