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Gonzales v. State

Citations

  • 2 S.W.3d 411
  • 1999 Tex. App. LEXIS 4834
  • 1999 WL 436480

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  • holding that evidence was legally sufficient where defendant laid complainant down on couch and lay on top of her and complainant was unable to get free because of assailant’s size
  • holding that evidence was factually sufficient where complainant testified that assailant “ ‘threw or ‘laid’ her back on the couch ... then laid [sic] on top of her preventing her from moving”
  • holding that evidence was legally sufficient where defendant laid complainant down on couch and lay on top of her and complainant was unable to get free because of assailant's size
  • holding that evidence was factually sufficient where complainant testified that assailant \'threw' or 'laid' her back on the couch . . . then laid [sic] on top of her preventing her from moving\
  • holding the evidence was sufficient to show that the defendant used physical force when he either \'threw'\ or \'laid'\ the victim on the couch and laid on top of her which prevented her from moving
  • holding the evidence was sufficient to show that the defendant used physical force when he either “‘threw’” or “‘laid’” the victim on the couch and laid on top of her which prevented her from moving

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Judges: Hardberger, López, Green

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