Jaffrion v. State

OPINION

REYNOLDS, Commissioner.

Following a jury verdict of guilty of the offense of assault with intent to commit rape and court-assessed punishment of twenty years confinement, the appellant challenges the conviction on four grounds of error presented by appointed appellate counsel and on five grounds of error assigned by appellant in a pro se brief. The alleged errors are without that merit required for reversal.

To place the grounds of error in the proper perspective, an evidential recapitulation is necessary. The evidence was adduced through the State’s witnesses; the appellant did not…