In the MATTER OF M.I.S., a Juvenile
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Jane Bland, Justice
A jury found that M.I.S. had engaged in delinquent conduct by committing aggravated robbery. When the jury deadlocked on a second question asking it to determine whether M.I.S. used or exhibited a firearm in connection with the robbery, the trial court issued a supplemental instruction directing the jury that, if it could not reach unanimity on the question, to answer that M.I.S. did not; The trial court entered affirmative findings pursuant to the jury’s finding that M.I.S. had committed aggravated robbery, found that M.I.S. was in need of rehabilitation, and placed…
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