Osby v. State

OPINION

LIVINGSTON, Justice.

Appellant Daimion Demon Osby was convicted of capital murder for killing two unarmed men who were — at the time of the shooting — being held back by his friends. Osby confessed to shooting both victims and does not challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to support his conviction. Rather, his appeal centers around his claim of self-de fense. In two points of error, Osby complains that the trial court improperly excluded his psychologist’s expert testimony concerning his state of mind at the time he committed the offense. Because we hold the trial court properly…