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Vance v. State

Citations

  • 485 S.W.2d 580
  • 1972 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1810

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  • holding that objections to the sufficiency of the revocation motion cannot be made for the first time on appeal and refusing to consider the merits of appellant’s argument even when the court had concerns regarding the sufficiency of the State’s motion
  • refusing to consider the sufficiency of the revocation motion when urged for the first time on appeal
  • A It is well established that there need not first be a trial and a valid conviction for the offense which serves as the basis for the revocation. @

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