Miranda West v. State

Summary

The Texas Twelfth Court of Appeals affirmed Miranda West’s conviction for aggravated assault after revoking her deferred adjudication community supervision and sentencing her to seven years’ imprisonment. In an Anders review, the court found no reversible error, granted appointed counsel’s motion to withdraw, and affirmed the trial court’s judgment.

Holdings

1. After independently reviewing the record in accordance with the Anders procedure, the court found no reversible error and affirmed the trial court's judgment.
2. The court granted appointed counsel's motion for leave to withdraw after determining that counsel complied with the Anders-related requirements and that no reversible error existed.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the record contained any reversible error requiring reversal of West's conviction or sentence under the Anders review procedure.
2. Whether appointed appellate counsel should be permitted to withdraw after filing an Anders brief and complying with the required procedures.

Disposition

affirmed