Texas v. Kahookele (original by judge keel)
Annotate this CaseAppellee successfully moved to quash his two-count indictment for state-jail felony possession of penalty group one controlled substances (cocaine and methamphetamine) on grounds that its enhancement paragraphs were invalid. The State appealed. The court of appeals reversed the trial court’s ruling and re-instated the indictment. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted Appellee’s petition for discretionary review to decide whether an aggravated state-jail felony could be enhanced under the habitual offender statute. To this, the Court answered "yes" and affirmed the court of appeals' judgment.
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