Gonzalez v. State

OPINION

HOYT, Justice.

After finding the appellant guilty of aggravated kidnapping, a jury assessed his punishment at 30 years confinement.

The appellant’s first and second points of error contend that the jury’s verdict of guilty is not definite or certain because the charge permits the jury to find the appellant guilty of aggravated kidnapping by finding specifically that he intended either to rob the complainant or to inflict bodily injury on her; and that on the bodily injury paragraph, the evidence is insufficient.

The appellant’s contention is based upon the fact that he was charged by…