Lara v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
William J. Boyce, Justice
Appellant Luis Eduardo Lara appeals his convictions for sexual assault of a child,1 indecency with a child,2 and continuous sexual abuse of a child.3 He argues that the trial court erred by allowing the State to (1) introduce extraneous offense evidence without providing notice to appellant; and (2) “consolidate all three cases for trial.” We affirm.
*138Background
Appellant was about 20 years old when he met complainants John Jenkins, John Doe, and John Smith at a skate park in Galveston.4 Complainants were young teenagers at the time they met appellant. They all…
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