Rangel v. State

OPINION

CHAVEZ, Justice.

Andres “Andy” Rangel was convicted of aggravated assault and sentenced to twenty years in prison. 1 His first point on appeal argues that evidence obtained during a search of his home should not have been admitted because the search was unconstitu tional. His second point argues that the trial court erred in supplementing its charge to the jury during jury arguments, and the third point alleges ineffective assistance of trial counsel. We overrule these points and affirm the conviction.

Pacts

Much of the evidence in this case came from accomplice witness Tony Soliz, who…