Thompson v. State

OPINION

Opinion by

Justice CARTER.

The State alleged Angela Denise Thompson made a “false alteration of a governmental record, to-wit: Texas driv er’s licenses and I.D. cards, said false alteration being fictitious information.” A jury convicted Thompson of the offense. Thompson pled “true” to an enhancement paragraph in the indictment and was assessed eleven years’ confinement. On appeal, Thompson alleges the evidence is legally and factually insufficient, the trial court erred in failing to suppress her written statement, and the evidence is insufficient to corroborate her statement. We find…