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Richardson v. State

Citations

  • 879 S.W.2d 874
  • 1993 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 198
  • 1993 WL 500477

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  • explaining that \ill feelings\ toward the victim is suspicious circumstance that tends to connect the accused to the crime in order to furnish sufficient corroboration to support conviction
  • explaining that “ill feelings” toward the victim is suspicious circumstance that tends to connect the accused to the crime in order to furnish sufficient corroboration to support conviction
  • any error in charge harmless where, on record, a rational jury's deliberations would not have been affected by error
  • any error in charge harmless where, on record, a rational jury’s deliberations would not have been affected by error
  • ill will toward victim is suspicious circumstance that tends to connect accused to the crime in order to furnish sufficient corroboration to support conviction
  • ill will toward victim is suspicious circumstance that tends to connect accused to the crime in order to furnish sufficient corroboration to support conviction

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Judges: Campbell, Baird, Maloney, Clinton, Overstreet

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