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Mitchell v. State

Citations

  • 931 S.W.2d 950
  • 1996 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 202
  • 1996 WL 557827

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  • recognizing that trial court makes threshold determination for purposes of admissibility whether jury could rationally find beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant committed extraneous offense or bad act, but jury actually decides if State met burden of proof
  • holding trial court erred in refusing appellant’s request for instruction on burden of proof for extraneous-offense evidence admitted during punishment phase and remanding to court of appeals to conduct Almanza harm analysis
  • holding trial court erred in refusing appellant’s request for instruction on burden of proof for extraneous-offense evidence admitted during punishment phase and remanding to court of appeals to conduct Almanza harm analysis
  • holding trial court erred in refusing appellant's request for instruction on burden of proof for extraneous-offense evidence admitted during punishment phase and remanding to court of appeals to conduct Almanza harm analysis
  • holding trial court erred in refusing appellant's request for instruction on burden of proof for extraneous-offense evidence admitted during punishment phase and remanding to court of appeals to conduct Almanza harm analysis
  • directing harm may be offered during the sentencing phase to assist the [* ] analysis where error found

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Judges: Clinton, Keller, Maloney, Mansfield, MeCORMICK, Meyers, Overstreet, White

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