Catherine Williams v. State Texas

A jury convicted Catherine Williams, Appellant, of burglary of a habitation. At punishment, the jury was instructed that if they answered "True" to two or more of the habitualization paragraphs, punishment should be assessed at imprisonment of no less than 25 years nor more than 99 years or life. Having answered "True" to three of such paragraphs, the jury assessed punishment at 30 years imprisonment as habitualized. In four points of error, Appellant seeks review of the trial courts judgment. Two of such points assert Appellant was denied effective assistance of counsel, and the remaining two points challenge the sufficiency of the evidence. We reverse the judgment of the trial court and remand the cause for a new trial on punishment.