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Stearn v. State

Citations

  • 571 S.W.2d 177
  • 1978 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1288

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  • holding evidence of intent to commit theft sufficient when defendant was found in residence’s kitchen and immediately fled, even though nothing in house had been disturbed
  • holding evidence of intent to commit theft sufficient when defendant was found in residence’s kitchen and immediately fled, even though nothing in house had been disturbed
  • holding evidence of intent to commit theft sufficient when defendant was found in residence’s kitchen and immediately fled, even though nothing in house had been disturbed
  • evidence sufficient to support burglary of habitation where appellant found in kitchen of residence, nothing had been disturbed other than what was necessary to break in, and appellant fled when discovered
  • evidence sufficient to support burglary of habitation where appellant found in kitchen of residence, nothing had been disturbed other than what was necessary to break in, and appellant fled when discovered

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Judges: Odom, Vollers, Davis

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