Reyna v. State
Texas Court of Appeals, 4th District (San Antonio)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CATHERINE STONE, Justice.
Oscar Reyna appeals four convictions for the offense of theft. Because we find Reyna executed a knowing and voluntary waiver of appeal in each case, we affirm his convictions.
Procedural History
Reyna was separately indicted for four counts of theft over $1,500.00. The cases, each involving a different victim, were consolidated for one jury trial. The jury returned a guilty verdict on each count. Following the jury’s verdict, Reyna changed his election of jury-assessed punishment to court-assessed punishment. In connection with his change of election, Reyna and…
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