· 10/21/1964
Rippee v. State
Citations
- 384 S.W.2d 717
- 1964 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1156
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that a venue determination will be upheld ―if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged‖
- explaining that a venue determination will be upheld “if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged”
- explaining that a venue determination will be upheld “if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged”
- explaining that a venue determination will be upheld “if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged”
- explaining that a venue determination will be upheld “if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged”
- venue will be upheld \if from the evidence the jury may reasonably conclude that the offense was committed in the county alleged\
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Judges: McDonald
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