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Ex Parte White

Citations

  • 659 S.W.2d 434
  • 1983 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1223

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  • holding that where the indictment used in the enhancement conviction was void, the trial court never acquired jurisdiction and therefore the defendant could attack the prior conviction for the first time on appeal
  • holding that where the indictment used in the enhancement conviction was void, the trial court never acquired jurisdiction and therefore the defendant could attack the prior conviction for the first time on appeal
  • continuing to grant post-conviction habeas corpus relief for a claim that an enhancement had been improper, notwithstanding Hill , because the prior conviction had been predicated on a fundamentally defective charging instrument
  • continuing to grant post-conviction habeas corpus relief for a claim that an enhancement had been improper, notwithstanding Hill, because the prior conviction had been predicated on a fundamentally defective charging instrument
  • continuing to grant post-conviction habeas corpus relief for a claim that an enhancement had been improper, notwithstanding Hill , because the prior conviction had been predicated on a fundamentally defective charging instrument
  • continuing to grant post-conviction habeas corpus relief for a claim that an enhancement had been improper, notwithstanding Hill , because the prior conviction had been predicated on a fundamentally defective charging instrument

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Judges: Tom G. Davis

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