Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 4/11/2001

Ex Parte Williams

Citations

65 S.W.3d 656
2001 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 28
2001 WL 356290

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holding that unlawful grant of probation did not entitle petitioner to habeas corpus relief after community supervision was revoked
holding that trial court’s order granting community supervision where defendant was statutorily ineligible for community supervision was not void or illegal
reasoning that speculative assertion that defendant “may” not have pleaded guilty did not show harm
reasoning that speculative assertion that defendant \may\ not have pleaded guilty did not show harm
noting that illegality of Williams’s probation “did not contribute to his conviction or punishment. Rather, it did just the opposite — detracted from his punishment by allowing him a suspended sentence when he was not entitled to one.”
attacking unlawful grant of community supervision by seeking habeas corpus relief after trial court revoked supervision

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Judges: Keasler, Keller, Johnson, Womack, Meyers, Price, Holland, Hervey, Holcomb

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