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Lewis v. State

Citations

  • 664 S.W.2d 345
  • 1984 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 605

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  • holding that a suppression ruling will be sustained so long as it can be upheld on any valid theory regardless of the State’s arguments on appeal
  • concluding that sufficient evidence supported defendant’s conviction, including that “a partially full baggy of marihuana was found in the right rear floorboard” near right rear side of car where defendant was seated
  • concluding that sufficient evidence supported defendant’s conviction for possession of marijuana, including that “a partially full baggy of marihuana was found in the right rear floorboard” near right rear side of car where defendant was seated
  • concluding that evidence was sufficient to support conviction, in part, because evidence showed that defendant was sitting in right rear seat and because “a partially full baggy of marihuana was found in the right rear floorboard” inside paper sack
  • holding trial court = s statement that the jury would determine the evidence was insufficient to preserve error
  • holding the trial court’s statement that the jury would determine evidence was not sufficient for error preservation

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Judges: Tom G. Davis

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