Ex parte Beard

Citations

41 Tex. 234

Syllabus

<p>1. Judgment.—When the defendant in a criminal cause has been found guilty by the verdict of a jury, and appeals before an entry of final judgment against him, the District Court may enter final judgment nune pro lune after a term has intervened since the verdict.</p> <p>2. Jurisdiction.—Article 3151, Pas. Dig., does not restrict the general powers of the District Court to render the judgment at a later period than the first term after verdict, when it clearly appears that the prosecution has not been abandoned, and a proper case for the exercise of the power is presented.</p>

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judgment was not rendered against the defendant during the term of court in which the trial occurred but was rendered later nunc pro tunc
judgment was not rendered against the defendant during the term of court in which the trial occurred but was rendered later nunc pro tunc
judgment was not rendered against the defendant during the term of court in which the trial occurred but was rendered later nunc pro tunc

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