Judgment Of Conviction By Jury Capital Murder

JUDGMENT OF CONVICTION BY JURY – CAPITAL MURDER. This form is used by a Texas District Court to officially document the conviction and sentencing of a defendant found guilty of capital murder by a jury. This form records all critical details of the case, including the defendant’s identification information, the offense for which they were convicted, statutory references, the plea entered, and the jury’s verdict. It also includes sentencing information, such as whether the punishment is life imprisonment without parole or death, and notes whether the defendant is to be confined in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) facility. The form confirms that the defendant’s trial was conducted in compliance with legal procedures—affirming their competency, representation, and the delivery of the jury’s verdict in open court. It also outlines special jury findings, such as determinations about future dangerousness or mitigating circumstances, and whether any mental illness or intellectual disability was considered. The judgment authorizes the sheriff or appropriate state agent to transfer the defendant into custody and orders the payment of court costs, reimbursement fees, and restitution. www.FormsWorkflow.com