J. T., in Re
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
OSBORN, Justice.
This is a juvenile delinquency case. The jury found the Appellant engaged in delinquent conduct as charged in receiving and concealing stolen property and in committing malicious mischief, but found in Appellant’s favor on the charges of aggravated assault and possession of marijuana. The Court committed Appellant to the care, custody and control of the Texas Youth Council. We reverse and remand.
The Appellant presents twelve points of error. The State has made no reply. Point of Error Number Seven contends that the trial Court erred in not granting a motion for…
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