· 10/8/1975
Gobell v. State
Citations
- 528 S.W.2d 223
- 1975 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1100
How courts have described this case
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- trial court's revocation of Gobell's probation was proper because, even if his contentions were correct, his revocation was based on two offenses and he challenged only one
- trial court's revocation of Gobell's probation was proper because, even if his contentions were correct, his revocation was based on two offenses and he challenged only one
- “Since the other finding upon which probation was revoked is unchallenged, 7 appellant’s contention, even if correct, would not show an abuse of discretion.”
- “Since the other finding upon which probation was revoked is unchallenged, appellant’s contention, even if correct, would not show an abuse of discretion.”
- “Since the other finding upon which probation was revoked is unchallenged, appellant’s contention, even if correct, would not show an abuse of discretion.”
- “Since the other finding upon which probation was revoked is unchallenged, appellant’s contention, even if correct, would not show an abuse of discretion.”
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Judges: Odom
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