Oscar Rene Rivera v. State ( 2015 )


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    01-15-00239-CR
    FIRST COURT OF APPEALS
    HOUSTON, TEXAS
    11/23/2015 3:25:52 PM
    CHRISTOPHER PRINE
    CLERK
    No. 01-15-00239-CR
    No. 01-15-00240-CR
    FILED IN
    In the                                    1st COURT OF APPEALS
    HOUSTON, TEXAS
    Court of Appeals                                11/23/2015 3:25:52 PM
    For the                                    CHRISTOPHER A. PRINE
    First District of Texas                                     Clerk
    At Houston
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    Nos. 1423701, 1423702
    In the 185th District Court
    Of Harris County, Texas
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    OSCAR RENE RIVERA
    Appellant
    V.
    THE STATE OF TEXAS
    Appellee
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    STATE’S SECOND MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE BRIEF
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    TO THE HONORABLE COURT OF APPEALS:
    THE STATE OF TEXAS, pursuant to TEX. R. APP. P. 2 & 10.5, moves for an
    extension of time in which to file its appellate brief and in its motion, would show
    the Court the following:
    1. The State charged the appellant with indecency with a child and
    sexual assault of a child, and the jury found the appellant guilty (1 CR
    14, 100; 2 CR 17, 110; 4 RR 93).1 For indecency with a child, the trial
    court sentenced him in accordance with the jury’s verdict to ten years
    1
    Due to there being two separate cases, the clerk’s record for trial court cause number 1423701
    will be referred to as “1 CR” and the clerk’s record for trial court cause number 1423702 will be
    referred to as “2 CR.”
    in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Institutional Division
    probated and a $10,000 fine probated (1 CR 119; 5 RR 7). For sexual
    assault of a child, the trial court sentenced him in accordance with
    the jury’s verdict to eight years in prison in the Texas Department of
    Criminal Justice, Institutional Division (2 CR 124; 5 RR 7). The trial
    court granted the State’s motion to cumulate the sentences (1 CR 122;
    5 RR 10). The appellant gave timely notice of appeal, and the trial
    court certified that he had the right to appeal (1 CR 88, 129-30; 2 CR
    101, 130-31). The State’s brief is due on November 23, 2015. This is the
    State’s second request for an extension. The following facts are relied
    upon to show good cause for an extension of time to allow the State
    to file its brief:
    a. The record in this case is over forty-three megabytes in length split
    over seven volumes and will take some time to process. The
    appellant brings two points of error.
    b. The undersigned attorney was involved in completing the
    following written appellate projects since the appellant filed his
    brief:
    (1)      Alfredo Lara v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00472-CR
    Brief Filed September 24, 2015
    (2)      Tyran Riley v. The State of Texas
    14-15-00081-CR
    Brief Filed October 6, 2015
    (3)     Christian A. Norris v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00484-CR, 01-15-00485-CR
    Brief Filed October 13, 2015
    (4)     Juan Jose Quintero v. The State of Texas
    14-15-00252-CR
    Brief Filed October 27, 2015
    (5)     Edgar Gutierrez v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00490-CR
    Brief Filed November 12, 2015
    (6)     Rodney Sewell v. The State of Texas
    14-15-00216-219-CR
    Brief Due November 23, 2015
    (7)     Darrell D. Broussard v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00628-CR
    Brief Due December 10, 2015
    (8)     Miguel Gomez v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00179-CR
    Brief Due December 14, 2015
    (9)     Corey Douglas-Myers v. The State of Texas
    01-15-00610-CR
    Brief Due December 20, 2015
    c. The undersigned attorney also had oral argument in the
    Fourteenth Court of Appeals on Thursday, October 29
    regarding Odel Allen v. The State of Texas, 14-14-00708-CR.
    d. The undersigned attorney also had oral argument in the
    Fourteenth Court of Appeals on Tuesday, November 10
    regarding Larry Torres v. The State of Texas, 14-15-00155-158-
    CR.
    Consequently, the undersigned attorney has been unable to
    complete the State’s reply brief in this case in the time permitted
    despite due diligence, and the requested extension of time is
    necessary to permit the undersigned attorney to adequately
    investigate, complete, and file the State’s appellate brief for this
    cause. The State’s motion is not for purposes of delay, but so that
    justice may be done.
    WHEREFORE, the State prays that this Court will grant a thirty day extension of
    time for the undersigned attorney to complete and file the State’s appellate brief in
    this case.
    Respectfully submitted,
    /s/ Katie Davis
    KATIE DAVIS
    Assistant District Attorney
    Harris County, Texas
    1201 Franklin, Suite 600
    Houston, Texas 77002-1923
    (713) 755-5826
    Davis_Katie@dao.hctx.net
    TBC No. 24070242
    CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
    This is to certify that a copy of the foregoing instrument will be served by
    efile.txcourts.gov to:
    Randall Ayers
    PO Box 1569
    Houston, TX 77251-1569
    (281) 493-6333/o
    (281) 493-9609/f
    rjayers@comcast.net
    /s/ Katie Davis
    KATIE DAVIS
    Assistant District Attorney
    Harris County, Texas
    1201 Franklin, Suite 600
    Houston, Texas 77002-1923
    (713) 755-5826
    Davis_Katie@dao.hctx.net
    TBC No. 24070242
    Date: November 23, 2015
    

Document Info

Docket Number: 01-15-00240-CR

Filed Date: 11/23/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/30/2016