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Hammond v. State

Citations

  • 799 S.W.2d 741
  • 1990 WL 165363

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that prosecutor’s remark would not have been readily taken to mean that appellant failed to testify, “but simply that no evidence was produced from any source to undermine his reconstruction of the killing”
  • holding prosecutor's argument to jury, \[Y]ou heard no controversy. You heard no other version\ was not necessarily a comment on defendant's failure to testify and to extent that it was, court's instruction to disregard cured error
  • holding in view of the absence either of an admission from the venireman that she had not been convicted of theft, or a judgment reflecting a conviction, it was within province of trial court to find venireman had not been convicted of theft
  • holding in view of the absence either of an admission from the venireman that she had not been convicted of theft, or a judgment reflecting a conviction, it was within province of trial court to find venireman had not been convicted of theft
  • holding in view of the absence either of an admission from the venireman that she had not been convicted of theft, or a judgment reflecting a conviction, it was within province of trial court to find venireman had not been convicted of 4 theft
  • using her position of...authority to convey a personal opinion to sway the jury

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Judges: Clinton, Campbell, Teague, Berchelmann, Sturns

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