@Niner
I'm on my laptop now instead of my phone which is a pita to deal with. Okay, there are 2 cases - I know you know this I'm just trying to keep it organized for myself, lol:
#2018CR13416
INJURY TO CHILD-SBI-INTENT/KNO
Victim here is Trace from July 2018.
This trial appears to be going on despite the events log on Bexar courts.
SAN ANTONIO – Testimony will resume Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of severely injuring his 4-month-old son.Related: Man charged with causing severe inju
foxsanantonio.com
The other one is #2018CR13417
CAPITAL MURDER-CHILD UNDER TEN
Victim here is Ethan Rodriguez from 2012.
From an article posted today:
A rare procedural move played out in a Bexar County Courthouse Thursday in a trial of a man accused of severely injuring his child.
All week Terrence Harper has been on trial for an injury to a child charge due to an incident in 2018 that left his four-month-old son permanently disabled.
On Thursday, testimony and evidence were permitted by the judge on the case about a separate 2012 incident in which Harper was charged with capital murder.
Typically, evidence from a pending case is not talked about or permitted until a sentencing phase of a trial.
Harper is currently awaiting trial involving the death of a five-month-old baby. Harper is charged with capital murder in that case.
Terrence Harper facing life in prison if found guilty in injury to a child case; also faces capital murder for separate incident
www.ksat.com
The testimony and evidence were allowed by the judge in the injury to child trial because of legal rule 404 B which allows evidence that might prove things like motive, opportunity, intent or preparation.
About seven witnesses left to testify and the trial is expected to go into next week and possibly the week after Thanksgiving.