Florencio Palomares, Jr. v. the State of Texas

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• third-degree assault is a lesser- included offense of first-degree assault because it is specifically denominated as such by statute
• third-degree assault is a lesser-included offense of first-degree assault because it is specifically denominated as such by statute
• \[T]he determination of whether there is a basis in the evidence obligating the court to instruct [on a non-nested lesser-included offense] is based on the evidence in the case.\
• applying this rule to a non-nested lesser included offense

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