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Denton v. State

Citations

  • 911 S.W.2d 388
  • 1995 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 125
  • 1995 WL 713035

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  • holding that, for sufficiency purposes, whether person operated vehicle while intoxicated is based on totality of circumstances showing that person took action to affect functioning of vehicle in manner that would enable its use
  • holding that, for sufficiency purposes, whether person operated vehicle while intoxicated is based on totality of circumstances showing that person took action to affect functioning of vehicle in manner that would enable its use
  • holding operation occurred when defendant started ignition and revved accelerator in attempt to move vehicle
  • holding operation occurred when defendant started ignition and revved accelerator in attempt to move vehicle
  • holding operation occurred when defendant started ignition and revved accelerator in attempt to move vehicle
  • holding operation occurred when defendant started ignition and revved accelerator in attempt to move vehicle

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Judges: Keller, Clinton

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