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· 6/9/2022

Jon Michael Gullette v. the State of Texas

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  • holding dismissal of a prior conviction allegation in a plea agreement did not preclude the sentencing judge from considering that conviction as an aggravator
  • improper admission of \one minor bit of [hearsay] evidence\ in a lengthy trial was harmless and did not justify reversal

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