April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Digital Possession Proof in Child Porn Case: Forensic Phone Evidence and Admissions as Circumstantial ‘Control & Knowledge’—A Template for SAPCR/Protective-Order Fact Building
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Houston First COA: Excluding Rebuttal Evidence After Letting One Side Paint ‘Financial Exploitation’ Narrative Is Reversible Harm
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: SANE Report ‘Bolstering’ Challenge Rejected in Child Sexual Assault Appeal—Useful Blueprint for Admitting Medical/SANE Records in SAPCR & Protective-Order Trials
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Sufficiency-of-Evidence Win in Child Indecency Case: “Bra Line” Touching and Demonstrative Diagrams Can Prove ‘Breast’ Contact Despite Victim’s ‘No’ Answer
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Houston COA Upholds Child Sex-Assault Conviction: Outcry, SANE/DNA Proof, and Extraneous-Offense Rulings with Direct SAPCR/Protective-Order Spillover
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Partition After Divorce: Fourteenth Court Upholds Jurisdiction and Admits Key Out-of-Court Statements in Title Dispute
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Texas 1st COA: Physician Expert Can Bridge Specialties; Late Chapter 74 Attack Waived—Useful Template for Challenging (or Defending) Expert Qualifications in Family Cases
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Rule 403 Balancing Lets In Child-Exposure Context Evidence—A Template for Admitting Prior/Other Incidents in Texas SAPCR & Protective-Order Trials
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Felon-in-Possession as ‘Criminal Activity’ Defeats Self-Defense Presumption—Second Amendment As-Applied Attack Rejected
April 3, 2026 Case Law Update Texas Court of Appeals CROSSOVER: Texas 4th Court: POA Agent Can’t Prosecute Brother’s Case—Capacity Objection Waived Without Verified Pleading, but Standing Still Defeats Jurisdiction
