Tyra v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DOUGLAS, Judge.
The conviction is for possession of marihuana. The punishment for Bonnie Harold Tyra was assessed at life imprisonment. Brenda Tyra’s punishment was assessed at ten years, probated.
The jointly indicted appellants both entered pleas of not guilty and were tried before a jury. The appellants attack the sufficiency of the evidence and contend that the warrant and affidavit are insufficient and complain that evidence not named in the warrant was introduced. We affirm.
Sufficiency of the Evidence
Some 460 grams of marihuana were found as the result of the search. Appellants…
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