Williams v. State

OPINION

HARDBERGER, Justice.

This appeal examines whether the State met its burden of proving two prior felony offenses as prerequisites for finding Larry Williams a habitual offender. We find it did and accordingly affirm the conviction.

Facts

Williams, in the instant case, was charged and convicted for both burglary of a vehicle and theft. He was also alleged to be a habitual offender. The trial court found him to be a habitual offender and sentenced him to concurrent terms of 25 years in prison. In Williams sole point of error, complaint is made that the State failed to prove that Williams had…