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Sanchez v. State

Citations

  • 122 S.W.3d 347
  • 2003 Tex. App. LEXIS 9836
  • 2003 WL 22722853

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that defendant who drove “by automobile approximately fifteen miles” was not “traveling” for purposes of statutory exception as matter of law
  • concluding defendant who drove approximately fifteen miles was not traveling for purposes of statutory exception as matter of law
  • holding defendant’s visits to friend’s homes were unnecessary deviations for pleasure not merely incidental to defendant’s journey that caused defendant to lose his status as a traveler as a matter of law, if he was ever entitled to such status
  • holding defendant's visits to friend’s homes were unnecessary deviations for pleasure not merely incidental to defendant’s journey that caused defendant to lose his status as a traveler as a matter of law, if he was ever entitled to such status
  • holding defendant's visits to friend’s homes were unnecessary deviations for pleasure not merely incidental to defendant’s journey that caused defendant to lose his status as a traveler as a matter of law, if he was ever entitled to such status
  • describing situations in which a defendant’s right to be present would be implicated

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Judges: Morriss, Ross, Carter

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