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Wynn v. State

Citations

  • 864 S.W.2d 539
  • 1993 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 168
  • 1993 WL 441845

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  • concluding that a name change in an indictment from “Emmett James a/k/a James Jackson” to “Emmett James Wynn a/k/a James Jackson” was not an amendment under article 28.10, but rather was a ministerial act under article 26.08
  • holding correction of indictment at trial to reflect true name of defendant did not constitute amendment within purview of article 28.10 but was ministerial act under article 26.08
  • holding correction of indictment at trial to reflect true name of defendant did not constitute amendment within purview of article 28.10 but was ministerial act under article 26.08

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Judges: Baird

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