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Coble v. State

Citations

  • 501 S.W.2d 344
  • 1973 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2133

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • opining that “[o]ften, the decision to not cross-examine a witness is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial”
  • stating the decision not to cross-examine a witness often is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial.
  • overruling the claim that counsel was ineffective for not cross-examining three of the nine State witnesses because “[o]ften, the decision to not cross-examine a witness is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial”
  • overruling the claim that counsel was ineffective for not cross- examining three of the nine State witnesses because ―[o]ften, the decision to not cross-examine a witness is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial‖
  • “Often, the decision to not cross-examine a witness is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial.”
  • “Often, the decision to not cross-examine a witness is the result of wisdom acquired by experience in the combat of trial.”

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Judges: Davis

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