· 5/26/1920
Nussbaum v. Blumenthal
Citations
- 221 S.W. 944
- 1920 Tex. App. LEXIS 496
How courts have described this case
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- furtive movements in the area that the firearm was found held to demonstrate a factor that would support constructive possession
- “[W]here the crime of conviction incorporates the definition of another crime . . . we have often recognized that the sentencing court may need to eval- uate whether that other statute is divisible.”
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Judges: Approve, Phillips, Recommended, Spencer
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