Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 1/29/2014

Ex parte Weinstein

Citations

421 S.W.3d 656
2014 WL 301880
2014 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 123

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holding that defendant’s attempts to conceal victim’s body were “strong evidence of [his] consciousness of guilt”
concluding that habeas applicant failed to show false testimony was material because it was “very unlikely that [the witness’s] testimony was the tipping point” in light of “all of the circumstantial evidence”
explaining that intent to commit murder may be inferred from circumstantial evidence, including the accused’s acts and words
observing that a defendant’s attempts to conceal evidence and inconsistent statements are probative of wrongful conduct and circumstances of guilt
explaining that intent to commit murder may be inferred from circumstantial evidence, including the accused’s acts and words
finding witness’s false testimony was not material to the defendant’s case such that his due process rights were violated where the testimony was not necessary to establish his guilt and where there was ample evidence from other sources of his guilt

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Judges: Alcala, Cochran, Hervey, Johnson, Keasler, Keller, Meyers, Price, Womack

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