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Sanchez v. State

Citations

  • 479 S.W.2d 933
  • 1972 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2061

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  • holding that victim’s affirmative answer to question about whether defendant “put his private part in your private part,” along with corroborating medical testimony, was sufficient to establish penetration
  • holding that victim = s affirmative answer to question about whether defendant A put his private part in your private part, @ along with corroborating medical testimony, was sufficient to establish penetration
  • holding that victim = s affirmative answer to question about whether defendant A put his private part in your private part, @ along with corroborating medical testimony, was sufficient to establish penetration
  • holding that evidence that defendant had known victim for some time combined with testimony of other witnesses that victim’s deficiency was obvious held sufficient to show defendant knew of victim's mental defect
  • finding evidence sufficient to show that appellant was aware of victim’s limited mental capacity when appellant knew complainant and her family, had lived in the same community for some time, and complainant was known in the community to be 6 mentally impaired
  • female victim of sexual abuse competent to testify despite being incapable of consenting to the underlying act

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Judges: Dally, Onion

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