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Gonzales v. State

Citations

  • 270 S.W.3d 282
  • 2008 Tex. App. LEXIS 8264
  • 2008 WL 4767021

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  • holding that where indictment alleged aggravated kidnapping of one victim with four different aggravating factors, jury unanimity was not required as to the aggravating factor and general verdict of guilty was appropriate
  • holding that where indictment alleged aggravated kidnapping of one victim with four different aggravating factors, jury unanimity was not required as to the aggravating factor and general verdict of guilty was appropriate
  • indictment may contain as many paragraphs as necessary to allege the various manner and means of committing one alleged offense
  • indictment may contain as many paragraphs as necessary to allege the various manner and means of committing one alleged offense
  • “In this case, the State alleged one victim and has sought only a single conviction for the offense of aggravated kidnapping, regardless of the number of aggravating factors alleged in Count I.”
  • “In this case, the State alleged one victim and has sought only a single conviction for the offense of aggravated kidnapping, regardless of the number of aggravating factors alleged in Count I.”

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Judges: Quinn, Campbell, Hancock

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