· 3/31/2020
Dr. Hailey Hall, M.D. and Texas Children's Hospital Pavilion for Women v. Cindi C. Davies and John Davies
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- reversing where the jury found the defendant guilty of robbery as an accomplice but may have believed the defendant “merely intended that [the principal] commit a theft”
- reversible error to instruct jury it could find defendant guilty as an accomplice to robbery on the basis of intent to assist a theft
- reversible error to instruct jury it could find defendant guilty as an accomplice to robbery on the basis of intent to assist a theft
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