Bias v. State

OPINION

TAFT, Justice.

Appellant, James Bias, was charged in separate indictments with two aggravated robberies alleged to have been committed on the same day. The cases were consolidated for trial. A jury found appellant guilty as charged in both cases and assessed punishment at 15- and 30-years confinement, respectively. A fine of $500 was also assessed in each casé. We address whether any error in unobjeeted-to prosecutorial argument is preserved for review and the effect of the change in the law that allows an affirmative finding of a deadly weapon to be made against a party to an offense.…