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Thompson v. State

Citations

  • 691 S.W.2d 627
  • 1984 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 811

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  • holding evidence sufficient to establish intent to kill for capital murder conviction because defendant shot victim at close range and fled scene
  • holding evidence sufficient to establish intent to kill for capital murder conviction because defendant shot victim at close range and fled scene
  • finding shooting at close range and then fleeing scene of shooting could support inference by factfinder that appellant intended to kill victim
  • stating timely objection must be made as soon as ground of objection becomes apparent
  • stating timely objection must be made as soon as ground of objection becomes apparent
  • “A rational trier of fact could have inferred from appellant’s acts of entering the office carrying a deadly weapon, . . . shooting her at close range, and then fleeing the scene . . ., that appellant intended to cause the death of the deceased.”

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Judges: Odom

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