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Howard v. State

Citations

  • 333 S.W.3d 137
  • 2011 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 329
  • 2011 WL 798673

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, to commit robbery, defendant must be “aware that his conduct is reasonably certain to place someone in fear” of imminent bodily harm
  • recognizing that when the jury could have found the appellant guilty for either culpable mental state, “we need only address the less-culpable mental state of knowingly”
  • recognizing that when the jury could have found the appellant guilty for either culpable mental state, “we need only address the less-culpable mental state of knowingly”
  • holding that State can obtain robbery conviction upon proving lesser mental state of knowingly
  • concluding evidence was legally sufficient to show robbery under section 29.02(a)(2) where complainant testified “he was frightened by the appellant”
  • recognizing that inquiry’s focus is on the defendant’s conduct

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Judges: Womack

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