Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 3/19/1997

Jones v. State

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942 S.W.2d 1
1997 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 13
1997 WL 122616

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stating “[p]reservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.”
\Preservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.\
\Preservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.\
“Preservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.”
“Preservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.”
\Preservation of error is a systemic requirement that a first-level appellate court should ordinarily review on its own motion.\

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Judges: Keller, Baird, Overstreet, Meyers

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