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Harrell v. State

Citations

  • 65 S.W.3d 768
  • 2001 WL 1574904

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  • explaining that defendant’s absences from the room were not overt and affirmative acts
  • explaining that defendant’s absences from the room were not overt and affirmative acts
  • explaining that defendant’s absences from the room were not overt and affirmative acts
  • upholding jury finding that victim was not released in a safe place, even though victim managed to free herself and run for assistance
  • noting the victim was left, in the early morning hours of a cold winter’s day, on the side of a sparsely populated, dimly lit road, which had been the site of numerous crimes; also, a pack of wild dogs roamed the area
  • noting the victim was left, in the early morning hours of a cold winter’s day, on the side of a sparsely populated, dimly lit road, which had been the site of numerous crimes; also, a pack of wild dogs roamed the area

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Judges: J. Harvey Hudson

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