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Hatfield v. State

Citations

  • 377 S.W.2d 647
  • 1964 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 930

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  • holding that evidence of injured party’s cut lip, loss of some teeth, hospitalization, and a stiff neck was sufficient to sustain jury’s finding that victim suffered serious bodily injury
  • holding that evidence of injured party’s cut lip, loss of some teeth, hospitalization, and a stiff neck was sufficient to sustain jury’s finding that victim suffered serious bodily injury
  • holding that the injured party suffered serious bodily injury because he had a cut lip, lost some teeth, had a stiff neck, was hospitalized for about a week, and was unable to work
  • concluding that lost teeth were sufficient to show serious bodily injury
  • holding evidence showing victim suffered cut lip, lost teeth, and stiff neck and required one week’s hospitalization supported jury finding of serious bodily injury
  • holding evidence showing victim suffered cut lip, lost teeth, and stiff neck and required one week’s hospitalization supported jury finding of serious bodily injury

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