Moore v. State

REYNOLDS, Chief Justice.

In a prosecution for offenses conceived to arise out of a criminal episode, a jury convicted appellant Charles Moore of the three offenses of felony theft alleged in three counts in a single indictment. The jury assessed appellant’s punishment at confinement for, respectively, five years, three years and three years.

Appellant seeks a reversal on seven grounds of error. The material contentions are narrowed for clarity and stated in the order of resolution thusly: this Court lacks jurisdiction over the appeal; the trial court erred in failing to quash the indictment;…