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Kelley v. State

Citations

  • 187 S.W.3d 761
  • 2006 Tex. App. LEXIS 1563
  • 2006 WL 461482

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  • concluding evidence was sufficient to support reckless bodily injury to a child
  • concluding juiy, in finding appellant recklessly injured child, could consider “the extent of the baby’s injuries, the relative size of a three-month-old baby compared to appellant, and the expert testimony that a severe trauma was the cause of the baby’s injuries”
  • considering evidence of retinal damage from a “severe blow to the head” as part of sufficiency analysis for injury to a child
  • “In determining whether 5 appellant’s conduct was reckless, the jury was entitled to consider the extent of the baby’s injuries, the relative size of a three-month-old baby compared to appellant, and the expert testimony that a severe trauma was the cause of the baby’s injuries.”

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Judges: J. Harvey Hudson

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