Tate v. State

OPINION

COHEN, Justice.

A jury found appellant guilty of murder, found two enhancement allegations to be true, and assessed punishment at 60 years imprisonment.

Appellant asserts that reversible error occurred when the prosecutor cross-examined his co-defendant about an extraneous offense in which appellant was implicated.

Appellant was tried jointly with his son and co-defendant, Terrence Eugene Tate, whose appeal is pending before another panel of this Court. Tate v. State, No. 01-87-00612-CR.

Appellant and Terrence Tate were represented by different attorneys. Appellant did not testify.…