Ivy v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
STEPHENS, Justice.
Nathan Douglas Ivy was convicted of attempted murder by a jury, and sentenced by the court, enhanced by a prior conviction, to 75 years imprisonment. On appeal, appellant complains that the introduction of evidence of his custodial silence on two occasions, a custodial statement, and the trial court’s limitation of his counsel’s voir dire examination of the jury panel, constitutes reversible error. We find these contentions without merit; accordingly, we affirm.
The shooting out of which the indictment arose occurred June 30, 1978. The State’s evidence shows that after…
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