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Delgado v. State

Citations

  • 986 S.W.2d 306
  • 1999 Tex. App. LEXIS 179
  • 1999 WL 11182

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  • holding that where State produced weapon, and although there was no evidence it was loaded, evidence was legally sufficient to conclude pistol was deadly weapon
  • holding that where appellant threatened victim’s life, jury was entitled to take appellant at his word
  • holding that sufficient circumstantial evidence existed from which jury could infer pistol was loaded
  • holding that sufficient circumstantial evidence existed from which jury could infer pistol was loaded
  • evidence that defendant brandished pistol, pointed it at robbery victims and threatened to kill them allows reasonable inference that the gun was loaded
  • evidence that defendant brandished pistol, pointed it at robbery victims and threatened to kill them allows reasonable inference that the gun was loaded

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Judges: Aboussie, Jones, Smith

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