Jackson v. State

REYNOLDS, Chief Justice.

Appellant Randy Jackson was convicted of aggravated robbery by a jury which assessed his punishment at confinement for twenty (20) years. The court rendered judgment and pronounced sentence accordingly.

Appellant seeks a reversal of the judgment of conviction on two grounds: (1) the erroneous admission into evidence of a photograph of a scar on his leg, and (2) the erroneous overruling of his objection to the State’s characterization of the case as “garbage.” The complained of actions, albeit erroneous, do not, under the facts of this cause, amount to reversible error.…