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Cano v. State

Citations

  • 614 S.W.2d 578
  • 1981 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 974

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  • concluding that evidence was sufficient to support conviction of robbery for knowingly or intentionally causing bodily injury to complainant where defendant pushed complainant, causing her to fall onto pavement, while grabbing complainant’s purse
  • holding evidence was sufficient to establish defendant intentionally or knowingly caused bodily injury when he hit or pushed complainant to the pavement while grabbing her purse
  • concluding evidence sufficient to support conviction of robbery for knowingly or intentionally causing bodily injury to complainant where defendant pushed complainant, causing her to fall onto pavement, while grabbing complainant’s purse
  • victim was pushed to ground, cutting mouth so as to require stitches
  • fall to pavement resulting in cut mouth

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