Post-Trial Issues

• Author: Mark G. Daniel/Robert K. Gill
• Pages: 471-498

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Chapter 21

Post-Trial Issues

Table of Contents

§21:10 Reasonable Doubt

§21:20 Sufficiency of Evidence

§21:20.1 Legal Sufficiency

§21:20.2 Factual Sufficiency

§21:20.3 Evidence in Sufficiency Review

§21:20.4 Affirmative Link Analysis

§21:20.5 Sufficiency in Drug Cases

§21:20.6 Sufficiency in DWI Cases

§21:20.7 Idem Sonans

§21:20.7.1 No Fatal Variance

§21:20.7.2 Fatal Variance

§21:20.8 Variance

§21:30 [Reserved]

§21:40 New Trials

§21:40.1 General Points

§21:40.2 Grounds for New Trial

§21:40.3 Filing the Motion

§21:40.4 Presenting the Motion

§21:40.5 Right to Hearing

§21:40.6 The Hearing

§21:50 Appeals

§21:50.1 Statutory Law

§21:50.2 Case Law

§21:51 Forms for Appeals

§21:60 State’s Appeals

§21:70 Habeas Corpus

§21:71 Jurisdiction

§21:72 Post-Conviction Relief

§21:72.1 Final Convictions (Non-Death Penalty)

§21:72.2 Community Supervision Cases

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§21:72.3 Writs Based on Scientific Evidence

§21:72.3.1 Statutory Law

§21:72.3.2 Case Law

§21:73 Requisites of Petition

§21:74 Burden of Proof

§21:74.1 Grounds

§21:75 Procedure

§21:76 Procedure After Refusal of Writ

§21:77 Procedure After Granting of Writ and Refusal of Relief

§21:78 Time Credits

§21:78.1 Applicable Statutes

§21:80 Post-Conviction DNA Testing

§21:90 Correcting Judgments

§21:100 Court Costs and Fee Issues

§21:101 Statutory Law

§21:102 Case Law