Hulen v. State

GIYAN, Chief Justice.

A jury found appellant, William Terry Hulen, guilty of murdering Robert Quick-ery. Appellant argues the State failed to present evidence sufficient to prove that appellant’s conduct was unlawful. Although appellant’s argument is set forth in one section, it appears that he is making two arguments: First, that the State failed to prove defendant’s conduct was unlawful because it did not present sufficient proof on the absence of heat of passion; and, second, that the State failed to prove that appellant acted “knowingly”. Although appellant intertwines these two theories…