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Davidson v. State

Citations

  • 602 S.W.2d 272
  • 1980 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1313

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  • stating that expert testimony, although it may be useful, is not required to determine character of weapon
  • explaining that evidence was insufficient to show that defendant used or intended to use knife so as to inflict serious bodily harm or death when he was five to six feet away from victim and victim suffered no wounds
  • explaining that evidence was insufficient to show that defendant used or intended to use knife so as to inflict serious bodily harm or death when he was five to six feet away from victim and victim suffered no wounds
  • noting fact that actual knife was not introduced into evidence as contributing to decision that insufficient evidence supported aggravated robbery conviction
  • noting fact that actual knife was not introduced into evidence as contributing to decision that insufficient evidence supported aggravated robbery conviction

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Judges: Onion, Roberts, Dally

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