Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 9/20/1995

Green v. State

Citations

906 S.W.2d 937
1995 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 90
1995 WL 552830

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holding that trial court lost jurisdiction to adjudicate case once trial record was filed with court of appeals and thus written order setting forth findings of fact and law entered a year later was null and void
holding that when trial record has been filed with appellate court, “the trial court no longer has jurisdiction to adjudicate the case” and that “[t]he proper way to revive the trial court’s authority to take action is by abatement”
holding that when trial record has been filed with appellate court, “the trial court no longer has jurisdiction to adjudicate the case” and that “[t]he proper way to revive the trial court’s authority to take action is by abatement”
holding that when appellate record has been filed with appellate court, “the trial court no longer has jurisdiction to adjudicate the case” and that “[t]he proper way to revive the trial court’s authority to take action is by abatement”
holding findings of fact and conclusions of law, entered after filing of appellate record, were void
holding findings of fact and conclusions of law, entered after filing of appellate record, were void

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Judges: Maloney, White, McCormick, Clinton

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