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Morales v. State

Citations

  • 633 S.W.2d 866
  • 1982 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 965

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  • holding that a weapon can be found to be deadly without having been introduced into evidence
  • holding that a weapon can be found to be deadly without having been introduced into evidence
  • holding that it is common knowledge that the throat is a particularly vulnerable part of the body
  • concluding that even though victim did not see knife that was used during assault, nature of victim’s injuries and other evidence was sufficient to support deadly weapon finding
  • concluding that, although knife was not produced, testimony established that knife was deadly weapon
  • concluding that, although knife was not produced, testimony established that knife was deadly weapon

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Judges: Odom, Davis, McCormick

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