Lemasurier V. State

A jury convicted Appellant Philip Keith Lemasurier of the aggravated sexual assault of his stepdaughter, and sentence was assessed at fifty years' imprisonment. In five points on appeal, Appellant contends that (1) the judgment against him is void or voidable because his trial did not take place in the court in which he was indicted; (2) the judgment is void or voidable because the magistrate who conducted jury selection was not authorized to do so and because the trial court never entered an order adopting the actions of the magistrate in seating the jury; (3) the trial court abused its discretion when it allowed an expert witness not on the State's witness list to testify; and (4) the trial court abused its discretion in allowing evidence of extraneous offenses, bad acts, or unadjudicated misconduct. We affirm.