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Cate v. State

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  • 326 S.W.3d 388
  • 2010 WL 4225866

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  • finding evidence in the form of rape victim’s quite certain identification of appellant as her attacker was sufficient, independent of the DNA evidence, to support that a reasonable probability of innocence did not exist
  • “[A] reasonable probability of innocence does not exist if there is sufficient evidence, independent of the DNA evidence in question, to establish the appellant’s guilt.”

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Judges: Quinn, Campbell, Hancock

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