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Stephenson v. State

Citations

  • 571 S.W.2d 174
  • 1978 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1292

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  • holding that other evidence was detrimental to the accused when, during deliberations, juror claimed to know facts personally, and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that one of the witnesses was not truthful
  • holding that other evidence was detrimental to the accused when, during deliberations, juror claimed to know facts personally, and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that one of the witnesses was not truthful
  • holding other evidence detrimental to accused when, during deliberations, juror claimed to know facts personally and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that one witness was not truthful
  • holding other evidence detrimental to accused when, during deliberations, juror claimed to know facts personally and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that one witness was not truthful
  • juror claimed to know facts personally, and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that some witnesses were not truthful
  • juror claimed to know facts personally, and other jurors claimed to have personal knowledge that some of the witnesses was not truthful

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Judges: Odom, Vollers, Davis

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