James Cunningham v. State ( 2015 )


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    06-15-00129-CR
    SIXTH COURT OF APPEALS
    TEXARKANA, TEXAS
    11/20/2015 2:45:42 PM
    DEBBIE AUTREY
    CLERK
    No. 06-15-00129-CR
    §                            FILED IN
    6th COURT OF APPEALS
    James Cunningham,                       §                  IN THE
    TEXARKANA, TEXAS
    Appellant,                      §                      APPEALS2:45:42 PM
    COURT OF11/20/2015
    §                          DEBBIE AUTREY
    v.                           §                 FOR THE      Clerk
    §
    State of Texas,                      §         SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
    Appellee.                       §            TEXARKANA, TEXAS
    MOTION TO WITHDRAW
    Comes now, Clint F. Sare, counsel for Appellant, James Barcard Cunningham, in
    the above styled and numbered appeal. Movant seeks leave to withdraw as counsel for
    appellant and would show the Court:
    Movant was appointed to represent Appellant on appeal from his conviction for the
    offense of Felon in Possession of a Firearm.
    After conducting a diligent search of the record and reviewing the applicable law,
    movant has found no meritorious ground to support the appeal.
    Movant has prepared a brief setting out the evidence presented at trial, the
    applicable law, some of the potential issues for appeal and discussing why the record does
    not support the appeal.
    Movant certifies he has provided a copy of this motion, the supporting brief and a
    copy of the appellate record to appellant with the attached letter explaining his right to
    review the record and submit a response to the Court and to file a petition for discretionary
    review in the event this court affirms his conviction.
    Prayer
    Movant prays the Court conduct an independent examination of the record and any
    response submitted by appellant and render an order granting leave to withdraw from
    representation of appellant.
    Respectfully submitted,
    _/s/__Clint Sare________
    Clint F. Sare
    Tex. Bar No. 00788354
    P.O. Box 1694
    Bryan, Texas 77806
    (979) 822-1505
    cfs@sarelaw.com
    Attorney for appellant
    James Cunningham
    Certificate of Service
    I certify a copy of appellant’s Motion to withdraw was served on Doug Howell,
    300 E. 26th Street Ste. 310, Bryan, 77803 by personal service on November 20, 2015.
    _/s/__Clint Sare___________
    Clint F. Sare
    CLINT F. SARE
    ATTORNEY AT LAW
    TH
    102 E. 26 ST.                                                             P.O. BOX 1694
    BRYAN, TEXAS 77803                                                         BRYAN, TX 77842
    979-822-1505                                                          cfs@sarelaw.com
    979-822-1365 (fax)
    November 20, 2015
    James Barcard Cunningham
    TDCJ # 02008042
    295 I.H. 45 North
    Huntsville TX 77320
    Re:       Appeal from Brazos No. 14-04342-CRF-85
    Dear Mr. Cunningham:
    Enclosed please find a motion and supporting brief I have prepared in the appeal
    from the judgment of the 85th District Court in Brazos County cause numbers 14-04342-
    CRF-85. As discussed in the brief, after examining the evidence introduced at trial, I was
    unable to find a basis which would support reversal of the trial court’s judgment. Although
    the brief identifies some potential errors, these errors would not require reversal. Because
    I am barred from making arguments which would not support reversal or modification on
    appeal, I am required to ask the court to permit me to withdraw from the case. You may
    review the testimony from the trial and send a response to the Court of Appeals giving any
    reasons you believe the appeal should proceed.
    I have enclosed a copy of the trial court documents and testimony for your review.
    Please remember the court is limited to considering what happened at trial rather than
    events which were not raised by the testimony or may have occurred after trial. The court
    will review my brief, any responses you file, and the record from the trial court to determine
    if there is a ground which could support the appeal. If it finds such ground, it will send the
    case back to the trial court for another attorney to submit a brief in support. If the court of
    appeals affirms the convictions, you will receive notice and be entitled to file a petition for
    discretionary review in the Court of Criminal Appeals.
    Sincerely,
    

Document Info

Docket Number: 06-15-00129-CR

Filed Date: 11/20/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/30/2016