Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Larry Dwight Bouchillon, Appellant v. the State of Texas, Appellee
June 30, 19761976 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 997
Summary
The Court affirmed the conviction, holding that the prosecutor's comments on the appellant's failure to testify were harmless error, that the admission of the prison packet was not reversible because no proper objection was made, that the grand‑jury disqualification claim was untimely and without merit, and that the trial court's denial of three additional peremptory challenges was proper. Two concurring judges joined the result, with one noting that the majority had not fully addressed the peremptory‑challenge issue.