Jesse Luna v. Dr. George J. Beto, Director, Texas Department of Corrections

With deference to the majority, I dissent with all the vigor at my command from the order reversing this judgment. None of the three points raised, singly or collectively, warrants this action. With regard to the alleged denial of the right adequately to cross-examine the witness Gober, this is no more than a routine objection to evidence, sustained by the trial court, which the appellant seeks to raise to constitutional dimensions by referring to it as a denial of the right of cross-examination “at the instance of the prosecuting attorney”.

*334Taken in context it is clear beyond peradventure…