Stanton v. State

STEWART, Justice.

A jury convicted Elbert Harvey Stanton of murder and assessed punishment at life imprisonment. Appellant raises seven points of error, contending that: (1) the *916evidence is insufficient to support the conviction; (2) an exhibit allegedly referring to extraneous offenses was erroneously admitted; (3) appellant’s oral statements made while in police custody were inadmissible; (4) the trial court erred in sustaining the State’s challenge of a juror for cause; (5) the jury should have been instructed on confinement as a condition of probation; (6) the jurors’ discussion of parole…