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Dorsett v. State

Citations

  • 396 S.W.2d 115
  • 1965 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 843

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  • holding similar proof sufficient where the jury has the opportunity to observe accused and determine by comparison with the description in the record whether he is the same person previously convicted
  • stating that evidence was held sufficient when the jury had the opportunity to observe the accused and determine by comparison with the description in the record whether he is the same person previously convicted
  • stating that evidence was held sufficient when the jury had the opportunity to observe the accused and determine by comparison with the description in the record whether he is the same person previously convicted
  • stating that evidence was held sufficient when the jury had the opportunity to observe the accused and determine by comparison with the description in the record whether he is the same person previously convicted
  • finding sufficient evidence to link defendant to prior conviction when jury had the opportunity to observe defendant and determine by comparison with the description in the record — date of birth, race, hair and eye color, weight, and height — whether he is the same person previously convicted
  • a jury may compare its in-court observation of a defendant to either a photograph or a description of a perpetrator to support the element of identity

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