Hopper v. State

OPINION

LEE GABRIEL, JUSTICE

A jury convicted appellant William Preston Hopper of continuous family violence with a deadly weapon, i.e., his hands, and the trial court sentenced him to life imprisonment as a-habitual felony offender. ’See Tex. Penal Code Ann.- § 12.42(d) • (West Supp.2015), § 25,11 (West 2011). In two points, Hopper challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to support the deadly-weapon finding and argues that the State’s jury argument was improper. Although we overrule both issues, we sua sponte modify the trial court’s judgment to reflect that the trial court assessed…