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Davis v. State

Citations

  • 227 S.W.3d 733
  • 2007 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 864
  • 2007 WL 1828964

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  • holding that court of appeals properly declined to take judicial notice of exhibits that were not considered by trial court and were not part of appellate record.
  • holding that court of appeals properly declined to take judicial notice of exhibits that were not considered by trial court and were not part of appellate record.
  • stating that the court of appeals properly declined to take judicial notice of exhibits that were not considered by the trial court and were not part of the appellate record
  • Trial court was correct in declining to take judicial notice of defendant’s exhibits because trial court had no opportunity to consider records and because documents “are not part of the appellate record.”
  • appellate court properly declined to take judicial notice of exhibits that were not considered by the trial court and were not part of the appellate record
  • appellate court properly declined to take judicial notice of exhibits that were not considered by the trial court and were not part of the appellate record

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Judges: Holcomb

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