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Davis v. State

Citations

  • 890 S.W.2d 489
  • 1994 WL 659475

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  • concluding that statements made to caseworker from Child Protective Services during meeting regarding potentially terminating parent’s rights were sufficient to establish retaliation
  • concluding that statements made to caseworker from Child Protective Services during meeting regarding potentially terminating parent’s rights were sufficient to establish retaliation
  • appellant’s statement that he had “a criminal mind . . . messed up 15 on drugs,” that he “just might do anything” because he was tired of [CPS] “messing with” him constituted threat to CPS worker
  • evidence of the extraneous threats was admissible to show appellant’s intent
  • extraneous-offense evidence admissible to show appellant’s hostile intent

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Judges: McCloud, Dickenson, Brown

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