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Javier Noel Campos v. State

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  • 458 S.W.3d 120

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  • determining that a conviction for misdemeanor assault on a. minor family member constitutes a crime of moral turpitude and may be used for impeachment, purposes if other requirements are met
  • holding that appellant’s text messages to C.G.J. were admissible
  • determining that conviction for misdemeanor assault on minor family member constitutes crime of moral Davis v. State Page 3 turpitude and may be used for impeachment purposes if other requirements are met
  • listing what courts have defined as crimes involving moral turpitude including, dishonesty, deceit, deliberate violence, and matters of “personal morality,” as a few examples
  • holding assault committed against a child was a crime of moral turpitude as “an assault committed against a child is ‘generally regarded by the members of our society as more morally culpable and that the offense involves conduct that is ‘knowingly contrary’ to ‘good morals’”

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Judges: Keyes, Higley, Brown

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