Clark v. State

OPINION

HOLMAN, Justice.

Appellant Charles Eugene Clark was charged with capital murder for shooting and killing a convenience store clerk during a robbery. The jury found Appellant guilty, and he was automatically sentenced to life in prison because the State had not sought the *652death penalty. His appeal challenges (1) the State’s voir dire, (2) the trial court’s refusal to grant a mistrial during the State’s closing argument, (3) the court’s refusal to let the jury consider a co-defendant’s statement about the crime, and (4) testimony by the State’s expert about matters on which he allegedly…