Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 3/13/1974
Logan v. State
Citations
- 506 S.W.2d 593
- 1974 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1552
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- noting it was “inconceivable that the appellant, who had the advice of counsel and to whom the entire indictment had just been read immediately preceding the admonishment, could have been misled or prejudiced in any way”
- noting it was “inconceivable that the appellant, who had the advice of counsel and to whom the entire indictment had just been read immediately preceding the admonishment, could have been misled or prejudiced in any way”
- noting it was “inconceivable that the appellant, who had the advice of counsel and to whom the entire indictment had just been read immediately preceding the admonishment, could have been misled or prejudiced in any way”
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