Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 6/23/1993

Hughes v. State

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878 S.W.2d 142
1992 WL 360550

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holding that trial court's instruction was sufficient to cure any harm caused by police officer's reference to appellant having a parole officer
holding that a motion for rehearing regarding a preservation of error issue was an appropriate vehicle to force \appellate courts to observe their systemic requirements\
noting that preservation of error is a \systemic requirement\ that appellate courts have an obligation to observe
noting that preservation of error is a “systemic requirement” that appellate courts have an obligation to observe
evidence of judgment of aggravated assault case reversed by appellate court harmless where extensive evidence of aggravated assault was admitted at trial
evidence of judgment of aggravated assault case reversed by appellate court harmless where extensive evidence of aggravated assault was admitted at trial

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Judges: Campbell, Meyers, Baird, Mecormick, White, Overstreet, Clinton

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