Langrum, William Paul ( 2015 )


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    IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TEXA"RT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
    MAY 14 2015
    NO.   PD-0194-15
    Abel Acosta, Clerk
    William Paul Langrum II                                         THE COURT OF APPEALS
    petitioner,
    V.                                                              FOR THE FIFTH
    THE STATE OF TEXAS
    respondent,                                            DISTRICT OF TEXAS
    MOTION SUGGESTING EN BANC RECONSIDERATION
    TO THE HONORABLE JUSTICES OF THE COURT:
    petitioner, respectfully presents this motion for EN banc reconsideration pur
    suant to the Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure, Rule. 49.7, and moves this court
    to grant such motion, and in support of this motion, petitioner presents the
    following in support thereof:
    REASONS FOR GRANTING MOTION
    1.)     The decision of the court in denying petitioner's petition for Discretionary
    Review was based on a decision that was contrary to simular case's with simular
    issues. The STARE decisis Rule require like case's to be treated the same, which
    in the present case that rule was neglected requiring a closer review.
    2.)     Petitioner further states that such reconsideration for EN banc review would
    show that the state failed to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt as required
    by the U.S. Constitution, when it's been decided that, Texas courts are bound by
    the United States Supreme Court interpretation of the Federal Constitution regard
    less of the courts own notion, including the STARE decisis doctrine. EX PARTE
    DANGELO, 
    339 S.W.3d 143
    (Tex.App.Fort Worth.2010) See also, CORONADO V. STATE, 351
    S.W.3d 315(fex.Crim.App-2011), IN RE Winship, 397 U.S.358 (1970)
    CONCLUSION
    Petitioner asks that the court grant this motion for suggestion for EN banc
    reconsideration, and allow him the opportunity to further seek relief from
    being illegally detained on a void conviction.
    CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
    I, William Paul Langrum II, certify that a true copy of this foregoing
    motion was sent by First Class U.S. Mail, to the Court of Appeals, Dallas.
    Division.
    William Paul Langrum II
    1884962 - Polunsky Unit
    3872 FM 350 South
    Livingston, TX. 77351
    William Langrum II #1884962
    3872 FM 350 South
    Polunsky Unit
    Livingston, Texas 77351
    Court of Criminal Appeals
    Supreme Court Building
    P.O.   Box 12308
    Austin, TX 78711-2308
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Document Info

Docket Number: PD-0194-15

Filed Date: 5/15/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/29/2016