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Hollins v. State

Citations

  • 805 S.W.2d 475
  • 1991 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 60
  • 1991 WL 35879

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  • \The purpose of a timely objection is to give the trial judge the opportunity to cure error.\
  • “In order to be considered timely, an objection must be made as soon as the ground of objection becomes apparent [or] the defense knows or should know that an error has occurred.”
  • “[A]n objection must be made as soon as the ground of objection becomes apparent [or] the defense knows or should know that an error has occurred.” (emphasis added)
  • “In order to be considered timely, an objection must be made as soon as the ground of objection becomes apparent [or] the defense knows or should know that an error has occurred.”

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Judges: McCormick, Clinton

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