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Dempsey v. State

Citations

  • 266 S.W.2d 875
  • 159 Tex. Crim. 602
  • 1954 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2376

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  • evidence of prior aggressive acts of the victim are admissible if there is evidence of an act of aggression by the victim which raises a self-defense issue
  • prior specific acts of violence by the victim offered by the defendant are admissible if (1) offered to show the reasonableness of defendant's claim of apprehension of danger, and (2
  • specific prior acts of violence by deceased when self-defense is raised
  • prior specific acts of violence by the victim offered by the defendant are admissible if (1) offered to show the reasonableness of defendant's claim of apprehension of danger, and (2
  • prior specific acts of violence by the victim offered by the defendant are admissible if (1) offered to show the reasonableness of defendant’s claim of apprehension of danger, and (2
  • prior specific acts of violence by the victim offered by the defendant are admissible if (1) offered to show the reasonableness of defendant's claim of apprehension of danger, and (2

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Judges: Woodley

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