Delfin v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
OSBORN, Justice.
CASE SUMMARY
This case involves the question of whether there may be a waiver of a jury in a temporary commitment case of a proposed patient believed to be mentally ill, and who stands charged with a criminal offense. Having concluded that such right may not be waived, the judgment of the trial Court is reversed.
FACTS
The Appellant was indicted by a Grand Jury for causing serious bodily injury to a child. A District Court jury determined that Appellant was incompetent to stand trial and that there was no substantial probability that he would attain the competency to stand…
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