SAMANIEGO, ROBERT FLORES Jr. ( 2015 )


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    CAUSE NO: CR-08-0075-C, CR-08-0076-C
    CR-08-0077-C, CR-O8-OO78-C
    'EX'PARTE 'IN THE DISTRICT COURT
    HAYS COUNTY, TEXAS '
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    ROBERT FLORES SAMANIEGO, Jr. 22nd»JUDICIALDISTRICT
    APPLICANT{S OBJECTIONlS TO STATE'S ANSWER TO
    APPLICANT'S THIRD APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS RELIEF
    'TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF"SAID COURT§ '
    Comes Now, Robert Samaniego,_TDCJ#'1566425, Applicant, pro se, and files this
    the above entitled styled numbered cause Pursuant to Rules of Civil Procedure,
    rule 307 and would show the Court the following:_
    4 ul.
    Mr. Samaniego recieved-the State's answer on the 20th day of September. 2015
    denying his Third application for writ of habeas corpus relief. Mr. Samaniego
    " that there are no claims and ';
    objects to the honoerable courts allegations
    issues that could not have been presented previouslv~in an Original Application".
    II.
    Mr. Samaniego asserts that there "are" claims and issues that could not have
    been presented in his Original Application for habeas corpus relief", had it not ~
    have been for the court reporters incomplete record (transcript) when the state
    purposely withheld the motion in limine from the rcord that Mr.'Samaniego has
    been claiming his ground five "ineffective assistance of counsel for failing to
    file a motion in limine to prevent the state from eliciting his prior convict-
    ions over (18) years old". See court reporters record (captions).
    _ 111. ' .,.
    111. NEwLY DISCOVERED EvIDENcE `; "
    Because the motion in limine was purposely withheld from the court reporters
    record, it prevented Mr. Samaniego from effectively presenting the court with
    facts that the motion in limine is void as`a matter of law, when the record clear-
    ly demonstrates that the void motion in limine was filed stamped with the clerk
    4li`ebu_ary 2, 2009 and the certificate of service was issued on Eebuary 2, 2008,
    one year apart, "[A] proper citation must show the date the petition was filed"
    See Tex.R.Civ. P. 99(b)(4), "[T] exas law has long held that errors in stating
    lthe"petitions filing date are fatally defective." see Garza v. Carza; 223 05012d
    964 (Tex. Civ. App. -San Antonio 1949. no writ); Conner v. W. C. Bowman Lumber Co.
    
    45 S.W.2d 237
    . 238 (Tex. Civ. App. -Austin 1931. no writ) Nat' l Ben Franklin Fire
    .Ins .Co. V. Scott. 
    214 S.W. 604
    (Tex. Civ App. -Amarillo 1919. no writ) See also
    Applicants brief in support of his Ihirdéwrit of Habeas Corpus for Relief. Thus,
    because the motion in limine is void as a matter of law ultimately makes counsel
    ineffectivelfor not filing a motion in limine, hule of Civil Procedure relating'
    to issuance of service and return of citation are "mandatory"; failure to strictly
    comply therewith will render invalid service of processt See Uvaldethuntrijlub
    v, Martin_lineng$upply Co,.4lnc4?6§5{$.W,2d 375. reversed 690 §.W42d`8§4_§lex.
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    7 The Newly Discovered Evidence was_unknown to Mr,.Samaniego at the time of`
    trial and the failure to discover the evidence was not due to his own want of
    diligence. the materiality of evidence had it been included in the court report-
    ers record would have brought about a different result in another trial, the
    evidence is  admissable and not merely cumulatlve corrborative, collateral or
    impeaching of other evidence. Vernon' s Ann Texas C. C. P. arts 40. 03, 40. 03(6),
    40. 05 U. S. A. Cost. Amend. 5.
    VI STATE CQURTS CONSTlTUTIONAL VlOLATION
    _ Mr. Samaniego was denied his Constitutional rights to due process and equal
    protection of the law when the state habeas court prevented him from fully de-
    veloping his claims of ineffective asslstance of counsel and constitutional
    violations. Moreover, trial counsel was not allowed the opportunity to support'
    or contest Mr. Samaniego's ground_for relief resulting in proceedings that were
    not compiled in a fair _manner and were outside the constraints of due process.
    V. TRIAL COURTS FAILURE TO ISSUE FINDINGS QF FACT AND v
    " CONCLUSl0NS OF LAW REQUESTED BY APPLlCANT
    H 0n the 5th day of August. 2015 Mr. Samaniego requested for the honorable court
    to issue findings of fact and conclusions of law. Because, the trial court ruled
    on Mr. Samaniego' s merits incorperated in his Third habeas corpus, Mr. Samaniego
    Was required to obtain written order actually reflecting that decision. See Ex-
    Parte Martell. 
    901 S.W.2d 754
    (Tex. 4 Dist. 1995): also see Mr. Samaniego' s
    issue' s requested in his request for findings of fact and conclusions of law
    filed on the 5th day of August. 2015. ' l
    Mr. Samaniego asserts that his Third application for writ of habeas corpus
    is not entended to vex, harass or delay any proceeding, but, to bring to the
    attention of this Honorable court the 'M1scarr1age of Justice" 'lin Mr. Samanlego s
    11. 07 habeas corpus proceedings. Mr. Samaniego requests that this Honorable n
    4Court remand this case back to  the trial court for further findings of fact and
    conclusions of law pursuant to Texas Rules of 0ivil Procedure. rule 296 and 11. 07
    3(d), further, there is a need  for an expansion of the record, these issues can-
    not be resolved based on the record before the court, Mr. Samaniego needs to
    be brought back to the habeas trial court in Hays County, Texas for an evident~
    iary hearing, while the habeas trial court appoints an attorney to represent
    Mr. Samaniego. 
    Id. at 11.
    07 3(d). 44 n n
    wHEREFGRE, PREMISES coNsIDERED, Mr§ Samaniego prays that `this"Honorabie
    Court remand this case back to the habeas trial court for further findings of
    facts and conclusions of law, and upon rev1ew1ng the record enter its 1udgment
    remanding Mr. Samaniego to custody of the Hays County Sheriff for his  unconsti-
    tutional conflnement for release.
    ` 1NMATES DECLARATION
    '11, Rohert Samaniego, TDCJ#'1566425', being'presently:incarcerated-in the'
    Huntsville Unit of the 1ex§s Department of Criminal Justice 1n Walker County,
    Texas. ver1fy and declare under pen§lty of per_1urv that the facts contained
    with1n are true and correct. . - ' di
    Executed on this駀 7%day of '” ,2015.
    Robert Samaniego
    CER1IF1CATE OF SERVICE
    1 Robert Samaniego,1DCJ# 1566425, certify that a true and correct copy
    of  the above and foregoing has been delivered to the prison mailroom officials
    postage prepaid. first class mail for de1ivery to the following: 'Beverly Crum1ev,
    district c1erk at the Government Center, located at 712 S. Stagecoach 1rl te.
    2211 San Marcos, Texas 78666.
    Executed on this §§€///7 day of §§ _
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    'Robert Samaniego- /
    TDCJ# 1566425
    815 12th St.
    Huntsville, Texas 77348
    

Document Info

Docket Number: WR-76,378-11

Filed Date: 10/2/2015

Precedential Status: Precedential

Modified Date: 9/29/2016