Summaries of Civil Opinions and Published Criminal Opinions Issued – Week of October 11, 2010

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Walker v. State,   No. 02-09-00209-CR    (Oct. 14, 2010)    (Meier, J., joined by Livingston, C.J., and McCoy, J.).

Held:    The evidence is sufficient to support Appellant's convictions for terroristic threat against a public servant and hindering proceedings by disorderly conduct, and penal code sections 22.07 and 38.13 are not unconstitutional as applied to Appellant.

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