Rodney Joel Perry, Appellant v. the State of Texas, Appellee

Summary

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the Court of Appeals' judgment and affirmed the trial court's conviction of Rodney Joel Perry for aggravated robbery. The court held that Perry's failure to object to pretrial and in‑court identifications constituted a procedural default that waived any claim of error, affirmed the appellate court's jurisdiction to review the issue as unassigned error, and found the identification evidence sufficient to sustain the verdict.