Flores v. State

OPINION

DRAUGHN, Justice.

A jury found appellant, Arthur Flores, guilty of murder. The court assessed punishment at life imprisonment. He now complains on appeal that his conviction and sentence were based on improper and insufficient evidence, a defective charge and an unconstitutional statute. We affirm the judgment.

In Lubbock, Texas, appellant and three other men, Charles Bramblett, Dennis Smith and Odus Rogers, met and drove to the house of John Igo to carry out a preconceived plan to burglarize his home. Bramblett and Smith dropped appellant and Rogers off at the Igo home and drove to a…