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· 6/3/2025

In Re Joshua Herron v. the State of Texas

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  • affirming denial of MJOA because evidence was legally sufficient to prove “substan- tial pain”
  • victim was punched between the eyes with closed fists, knocked down, and punched again, causing two black eyes that lasted a month and a facial lac- eration that bled

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