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Campos v. State

Citations

  • 589 S.W.2d 424
  • 1979 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1551

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  • holding that instruction to disregard cured testimony that the defendant was arrested and jailed for an extraneous offense
  • holding that instruction to disregard cured testimony that the defendant was arrested and jailed for an extraneous offense
  • holding witness = s testimony, during State = s cross-examination, that defendant was arrested and jailed on an extraneous offense was cured by jury instruction
  • holding witness’s testimony, during State’s cross-examination, that defendant was arrested and jailed on an extraneous offense was cured by jury instruction
  • holding witness’s testimony, during State’s cross-examination, that defendant was arrested and jailed on an 12 extraneous offense was cured by jury instruction
  • holding because prosecutor had no way of knowing whether defendant would in fact testify, no error committed by prosecution for commenting during voir dire on defendant's failure to testify

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Judges: Douglas, Davis, Dally

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