Harris V. State

The trial court revoked James Douglas Harris's community supervision for burglary and imposed the original sentence of ten years' imprisonment. Harris contends in five issues that: (1) the court improperly predetermined that it would revoke his community supervision and impose the original sentence; (2) an assigned judge abused his discretion by denying Harris's recusal motion and his continuance motion; (3) the court failed to act as a neutral and detached decision maker; (4) the State failed to rebut defense evidence pertinent to one of the grounds for revocation; and (5) the court erred by failing to hold a separate punishment hearing after revoking his community supervision. We will affirm.