Davis v. State

DODSON, Justice.

By grand jury indictment, John Davis III, the appellant, was charged with the offense of arson. To enhance punishment, the indictment further alleged a prior conviction for the offense of fondling. The jury found the appellant guilty of arson and assessed his punishment at twenty-five (25) years in the Texas Department of Corrections. On appeal, the appellant brings four grounds of error. Concluding that the appellant’s grounds of error fail to present cause for disturbing the judgment, we affirm.

By his fourth ground of error, the appellant maintains that the circumstantial…