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· 4/1/2026

James Dwayne Crowley v. the State of Texas

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  • concluding that severance was not required where the co-defendants blamed the defendant for the shooting while asserting that they were not present during or did not participate in the murder
  • concluding that the trial court’s failure to give an accomplice-corroboration charge was not obvious error where there was no evidence that the alleged accomplice shared a common criminal intent with the appellant

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