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Reyes v. State

Citations

  • 314 S.W.3d 74
  • 2010 Tex. App. LEXIS 1837
  • 2010 WL 956140

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  • holding that a variance in the date of a final conviction was immaterial when the final conviction was an element of the offense of felony assault
  • concluding that prior assault conviction is an element of the third-degree felony offense of assault which must be included in a hypothetically-correct charge and proven beyond a reasonable doubt
  • noting the structure of section 22.01 defining assault is similar to the statutory structure of section 38.04 defining evading arrest which was analyzed in Calton
  • analyzing Section 22.01 of the Penal Code and concluding that the prior assault conviction is an element of the third-degree felony offense of assault which must be included in a hypothetically-correct charge and proven beyond a reasonable doubt

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Judges: Angelini, Hilbig, Barnard

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