· 2/24/1993
Daniell v. State
Citations
- 848 S.W.2d 145
- 1993 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 53
- 1993 WL 44423
How courts have described this case
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- noting that under article 36.16, an additional charge may be given after arguments at the request of the jury
- noting that under article 36.16, additional charge may be given after arguments at the request of the jury
- noting that if instruction could have been given as part of original charge, it may be given as supplemental instruction
- finding that the trial judge’s substantive response to the jury that there were no correctional facilities available in Hill County constituted an improper instruction on a factual matter
- finding that the trial judge's substantive response to the jury that there were no correctional facilities available in Hill County constituted an improper instruction on a factual matter
- “Article 36.14 does not authorize the judge to give instructions with regard to factual matters, but only as to the applicable law.”
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Judges: Maloney
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