Jerry Alexander v. The State of Texas

Summary

The Texas Court of Appeals, Third District, dismissed three criminal appeals by Jerry Alexander for want of jurisdiction. The court stated that appellant was indigent and unable to pay costs, so no adjudication of costs was made.

Holdings

1. Because the Court of Appeals lacked jurisdiction over the appeals, the appeals had to be dismissed for want of jurisdiction.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the Court of Appeals had jurisdiction over the appeals from the trial court's judgments of conviction.

Disposition

dismissed