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Cherry v. State

Citations

  • 507 S.W.2d 549
  • 1974 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1606

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  • During the guilt-innocence phase of the trial, appealing to the jury that its job is to determine punishment is \a totally improper line of argument to pursue at the guilt/innocence stage of the proceedings.\
  • “[W]hen the word ‘I’ is used in reference to something the defendant might have testified to, but did not, it is illogical to think that the jury is not reminded of the defendant’s failure to testify.”
  • A [W]hen the word > I = is used in reference to something the defendant might have testified to, but did not, it is illogical to think that the jury is not reminded of the defendant = s failure to testify. @

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Judges: Roberts, Douglas

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