Nance v. State

OPINION

DAUPHINOT, Justice.

Appellant Michael Keith Nance was convicted by a jury of aggravated robbery upon his plea of not guilty. The State had alleged its habitual offender notice in a single paragraph of the indictment, stating that Appellant had twice been convicted of felony offenses. The trial court granted Appellant’s motion to quash the habitual offender paragraph, and the State did not object; therefore no enhancement allegation was submitted to the jury. But the jury did hear evidence of extraneous offenses. The jury sentenced Appellant to life imprisonment in the Institutional…