Edward George McGregor v. State

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• holding that trial court did not abuse its discretion by admitting extraneous-offense evidence when only factor weighing against admissibility was time-spent factor
• \The fact that the defendant is being prosecuted on other charges constitutes a valid reason for a delay in bringing him to trial on the charged offense at issue.\

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