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Kelly v. State

Citations

  • 195 S.W.3d 753
  • 2006 Tex. App. LEXIS 4431
  • 2006 WL 1420366

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  • holding that testimony that defendant was not himself during the commission of the offense, that he was acting in a significantly abnormal manner, and that he experienced mental disease or defect afterward was not sufficient to entitle him to an instruction on insanity
  • holding that testimony that defendant was not himself during the commission of the offense, that he was acting in a significantly abnormal manner, and that he experienced mental disease or defect afterward was not sufficient to entitle him to an instruction on insanity
  • holding that testimony that defendant was not himself during the commission of the offense, that he was acting in a significantly abnormal manner, and that he experienced mental disease or defect afterward was not sufficient to entitle him to an instruction on insanity

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Judges: Gray, Vance, Reyna

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