Young v. State

BLEIL, Justice.

Jerry Young’s appeal from a driving while intoxicated conviction presents a significant question: Does the denial of any part of the statement of facts to an appellant always require reversal? In this instance, we hold that it does not because the record otherwise adequately establishes the missing portion of the record, and no harmful error occurred during the proceedings for which no statement of facts exists. Consequently, we affirm.

Paris police officer Clay Owen saw Young driving his car down the wrong side of the road. Young stopped, got out of his car, walked to the…