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Fisher v. State

Citations

  • 887 S.W.2d 49
  • 1994 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 111
  • 1994 WL 567858

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  • holding that where jury instruction improperly expands upon the allegations in the indictment, reviewing court should disregard expansive language in measuring sufficiency of the evidence
  • holding that where jury instruction improperly expands upon the allegations in the indictment, reviewing court should dis regard expansive language in measuring sufficiency of the evidence
  • addressing whether an indictment is facially incomplete and analyzing the sufficiency of the evidence in relation to that indictment
  • discussing amendment to Tex. Const. art. V, § 12, allowing the legislature to pass laws permitting amendment to indictments to cure defects of substance as well as form
  • addressing whether an indictment is facially incomplete and analyzing the sufficiency of the evidence in relation to that indictment
  • addressing whether an indictment is facially incomplete and analyzing the sufficiency of the evidence in relation to that indictment

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Judges: Clinton, McCormick, Maloney, White, Campbell, Meyers

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