Green v. Texas (original by judge alcala)
Annotate this CaseThe court of appeals reversed appellant Joseph Green's conviction for the aggravated assault of a child based on its conclusion that the trial court's instructions to the jury were erroneous and harmful to appellant. The State appealed. Although the Court of Criminal Appeals agreed with the court of appeals' error analysis in that the trial court should not have defined certain terms that were undefined in the applicable statute, but disagreed that appellant was harmed by the erroneous instructions. The Court reversed the court of appeals' judgment and remanded this case for further proceedings.
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