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· 2/16/2006

Marinos v. State

Citations

  • 186 S.W.3d 167
  • 2006 WL 66435

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that trial judge correctly submitted alternate disjunctive paragraphs for \bodily injury\ aggravated assault because those paragraphs set out alternate manners and means, not separate criminal acts
  • holding that under circumstances shown, defendant's actions constituted both aggravated bodily injury assault and aggravated assault by threat
  • holding that under circumstances shown, defendant’s actions constituted both aggravated bodily injury assault and aggravated assault by threat
  • concluding that trial judge correctly submitted alternate disjunctive paragraphs for \bodily injury\ aggravated assault because those paragraphs set out alternate manners and means, not separate criminal acts
  • holding when alternative grounds for committing an offense are submitted to the jury, conviction is appropriate if evidence supports one
  • holding when alternative grounds for committing an offense are submitted to the jury, conviction is appropriate if evidence supports one

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Judges: Law, Patterson, Puryear

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