Dinn v. State

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• when defendant pleads ―true‖ to enhancement paragraph, State‘s burden of proof is satisfied as plea of ―true‖ is sufficient proof
• when defendant pleads “true” to enhancement paragraph, State’s burden of proof is satisfied as plea of “true” is sufficient proof
• when a defendant pleads “true” to the enhancement paragraph, the State’s burden of proof is satisfied as the plea of “true” is sufficient proof
• when defendant pleads “true” to enhancement paragraph, State’s burden of proof is satisfied as plea of “true” is sufficient proof
• when a defendant pleads “true” to the enhancement paragraph, the State’s burden of proof is satisfied as the plea of “true” is sufficient proof
• when a defendant pleads \true\ to the enhancement paragraph, the State's burden of proof is satisfied as the plea of \true\ is sufficient proof

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).