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James v. State

Citations

  • 264 S.W.3d 215
  • 2008 WL 200274

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  • holding evidence that officers saw defendant gesturing as though he was placing something under his car seat supported jury’s finding that he possessed gun found under his seat
  • stating “absence of various affirmative links does not constitute evidence of innocence to be weighed against the affirmative links present”
  • finding link where defendant was “nervously looking around in a manner that made the officers believe he was going to attempt to flee.”
  • among other factors, evidence legally sufficient where record showed appellant in close proximity to weapon, located within inches of his legs and within easy reach
  • among other factors, evidence legally sufficient where record showed appellant in close proximity to weapon, located within inches of his legs and within easy reach

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Judges: Elsa Alcala

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