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State v. Robinson

Citations

  • 498 S.W.3d 914
  • 2016 WL 3556542
  • 2016 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 112

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  • holding that the State may appeal an order that “modifies a judgment by imposing shock probation.”
  • State’s appeal of trial court’s grant of shock probation stayed proceedings until appeal was resolved when appellate court’s mandate issued
  • “We hold that the State may appeal an order that modifies a judgment by imposing shock probation.”
  • “We hold that the State may appeal an order that modifies a judgment by imposing shock probation.”
  • “When a trial court grants shock probation under the provisions of Article 42.12 § 6(a), it suspends the execution, rather than the imposition, of the sentence.”
  • “[T]he State may appeal an order that modifies a judgment by imposing 1 The trial court assessed 5 years’ confinement for each third-degree felony (counts 1–4), and 2 years’ confinement for each state-jail felony (counts 5–6

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Judges: Johnson, Newell, Richardson

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