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Williams v. State

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  • 294 S.W.3d 674
  • 2009 WL 1635576

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  • deciding that defendant's testimony that she did not commit capital murder, if believed by the jurors, would have supported only an acquittal, not a conviction for the lesser-included offense of injury to a child
  • deciding that defendant’s testimony that she did not commit capital murder, if believed by the jurors, would have supported only an acquittal, not a conviction for the lesser-included offense of injury to a child
  • deciding that defendant’s testimony that she did not commit capital murder, if believed by the jurors, would have supported only an acquittal, not a conviction for the lesser-included offense of injury to a child
  • deciding that defendant's testimony that she did not commit capital murder, if believed by the jurors, would have supported only an acquittal, not a conviction for the lesser-included offense of injury to a child
  • stating that “[a]ny conflict in the testimony concerning the severity, extent, and cause of [the child’s] injuries . . . was for the jury to resolve.”
  • holding evidence was sufficient in injury to child ease when medical examiner testified that child’s injuries could not have occurred as defendant described and were sustained by violent physical abuse at time when defendant was alone with child

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Judges: Alcala, Hanks, Nuchia

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