Williams v. State

OPINION

SUE WALKER, Justice.

I.INTRODUCTION

Appellant Karl Williams entered an open plea of guilty to the offense of sexual assault and a plea of not true to an enhancement allegation. After finding Williams guilty of sexual assault, the trial court ultimately found the State’s enhancement allegation to be true and sentenced Williams to forty years’ confinement. In five points, Williams argues that the trial court erred by granting the State’s oral, unsworn motion for continuance, by admitting a probable cause affidavit during the punishment phase of the trial, and by overruling his objections…