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Hall v. State

Citations

  • 640 S.W.2d 307
  • 1982 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1071

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  • holding that when appellant fails to point out specifically how a more precise allegation was required for adequate notice, alleging attempted murder without specifying which type of murder under the statute is sufficient
  • holding that when appellant fails to point out specifically how a more precise allegation was required for adequate notice, alleging attempted murder without specifying which type of murder under the statute is sufficient
  • holding that when appellant fails to point out specifically how a more precise allegation was required for adequate notice, alleging attempted murder without specifying which type of murder under the statute is sufficient
  • holding that evidence of previous threats from the defendant to the victim and of a previous altercation between them was admissible to show “circumstances surrounding the attempted killing” and the relationship between the parties
  • holding that evidence of previous threats from the defendant to the victim and of a previous altercation between them was admissible to show ―circumstances surrounding the attempted killing‖ and the relationship between the parties
  • attempted murder indictment may allege only A with intent to commit murder @ without further addressing the variety of acts which might constitute murder

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