Nava v. Texas (Original)
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Appellants Andres Nava and Xiomara Mendez were each indicted and convicted for felony murder and organized criminal activity. Nava was sentenced to sixty years and seven years, and Mendez was sentenced to sixty years and twenty years. The Court of Criminal Appeals granted review to determine whether the appellants suffered egregious harm as a result of error in the jury instructions on the law of parties, and whether their appeals were prejudiced due to a missing portion of the voir dire record. Finding no reversible error, the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed.
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