Lemarr v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Patrick A. Pirtle, Justice
Appellant, Sandra Kay Lemarr, was, convicted of attempted tampering with evidence1 following a bench trial and was sentenced to one year confinement. On aplpeal, Appellant asserts (1) she was unaware that a narcotics investigation was pending, (2) she did not knowingly alter, destroy, or .conceal evidence, and (3) the State’s evidence at trial was insufficient to convict her of attempted tampering with evidence. We affirm the trial court’s judgment.. BACKGROUND
In October 2013, an indictment was filed alleging Appellant, “knowing that an investigation was in…
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