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Strickland v. State

Citations

  • 523 S.W.2d 250
  • 1975 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 963

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  • holding State sufficiently diligent when defendant, who failed to report address change, was arrested seven months past expiration of community supervision
  • delay was explained when it was proven that defendant's address at the time the motion to revoke was filed was entirely different from the address he had reported to the probation office
  • delay in apprehending defendant was due to the fact that defendant's address at the time the motion to revoke was filed was entirely different from the address he had reported to the probation department
  • delay in apprehending defendant was due to the fact that defendant's address at the time the motion to revoke was filed was entirely different from the address he had reported to the probation department
  • in which defendant was arrested seven months past expiration of probation
  • failure to report address change

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Judges: Odom

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