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Self v. State

Citations

  • 860 S.W.2d 261
  • 1993 WL 310925

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  • holding that because the defendant was not surprised by the testimony, notice was sufficient
  • holding that because the defendant was not surprised by the testimony, notice was sufficient
  • finding that notice sent eleven days before trial and amended notice sent five days before trial were timely where defendant did not request notice until nineteen days before trial
  • holding eleven-days’ advance notice of unadjudicated matter reasonable under Rule 404(b)
  • holding eleven-days = advance notice of unadjudicated matter reasonable under Rule 404(b)
  • holding eleven-days’ advance notice of unadjudicated matter reasonable under Rule 404(b)

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Judges: Hill, Farris, Day

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