Christopher Arthur Kurtz v. State

Kurtz v. State · Court of Appeals for the Third Judicial District of Texas at Austin · June 9, 2015 · No. 03-15-00144-CR

Summary

This document is a motion by appointed appellate counsel to withdraw after filing an Anders brief in a Texas criminal appeal. It identifies the appellant, appeal and trial court information, cites relevant authority, and includes counsel’s certification of notice and delivery.

Court
Court of Appeals for the Third Judicial District of Texas at Austin
Jurisdiction
Texas
Decision date
June 9, 2015
Docket number
03-15-00144-CR
Procedural posture
Court-appointed appellate counsel filed an Anders brief and moved to withdraw as counsel in a criminal appeal involving Counts II and III.
Precedential value
The provided document is a motion to withdraw as counsel rather than a merits opinion; no precedential holding appears in the text.
Parties
Christopher Arthur Kurtz v. The State of Texas

Topics

appellate procedurecriminal procedureright to counsel

Practice areas

criminal appellate procedureappointed appellate counselAnders withdrawal procedure

Questions Presented

  1. Whether appointed appellate counsel should be permitted to withdraw after filing an Anders brief and providing the appellant with the required notice of his rights.

Factual background

The document concerns Christopher Arthur Kurtz's criminal appeal from the 207th District Court of Comal County. The appeal identified in the caption concerns Counts II and III. Appointed appellate counsel, John G. Jasuta, stated that he filed an Anders brief and sought withdrawal after advising Kurtz of his appellate rights.

Procedural history

The matter was pending on appeal from the 207th District Court of Comal County, Texas, in Cause No. CR2014-343. Court-appointed counsel represented that he had filed an Anders brief, notified the appellant of his rights, and consequently sought permission to withdraw.

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