David Lacour, Appellant v. the State of Texas

Summary

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the Court of Appeals' finding of insufficient evidence and remanded for further proceedings, holding that under the Jackson standard a rational jury could find the elements of disorderly conduct beyond a reasonable doubt. Justice Meyers filed a concurring opinion emphasizing that the majority participants' view does not determine offensiveness and that recklessness is measured by an objective standard.