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Smith v. State

Citations

  • 960 S.W.2d 372
  • 1998 Tex. App. LEXIS 88
  • 1998 WL 5891

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  • holding that \an aggravated state jail felony may be enhanced by two prior convictions in the proper sequence to habitual offender status\ under penal code section 12.42(d)
  • holding that “an aggravated state jail felony may be enhanced by two prior convictions in the proper sequence to habitual offender status” under penal code section 12.42(d)
  • holding that “an aggravated state jail felony may be enhanced by two prior convictions in the proper sequence to habitual offender status” under penal code section 12.42(d)
  • holding that A an aggravated state jail felony may be enhanced by two prior convictions in the proper sequence to habitual offender status @ under penal code section 12.42(d)
  • holding state jail felony could not be enhanced for habitual offender and noting absence of evidence of deadly weapon or applicable prior convictions
  • holding state jail felony could not be enhanced for habitual offender and noting absence of evidence of deadly weapon or applicable prior convictions

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Judges: Taft

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