Whether the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals' recent holdings regarding the construction and application of Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 38.41 renders the notice-and-demand procedure of the statute Constitutionally Vague and Indefinite, Intollerable, and, thus, Violative of a Defendant's right to: (1) a Fair Trial and Confrontation under the SIXTH AMENDMENT of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION; and (2) Due Process of Law under the FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals' recent holdings in ANDREW LEE WILLIAMS v. STATE, No. PD-1199-17 9, 2019), regarding the construction and application of Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 38.41, renders the notice-and-demand procedure of the statute Constitutionally Vague and Indefinite, Intollerable, and, thus, Violative of a Defendant's right to: (1) a Fair Trial and Gonfrontation under the SIXTH AMENDMENT of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION; and (2) Due Process of Law under the FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT of the UNITEDSTATES CONSTITUTION? -i IDENTIFICATION OF THE PARTIES Petitioner gives notice, pursuant to United States Supreme Court Rules, Rule 14(b), that the following are interested parties in the present petition: Petitioner, Pro Se: Andrew Lee. Williams, #02068698, 3001:S. Emily Dr., Beeville, Texas 78102 For Respondent Gregg Abbott: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, P.O.Box 12548, Austin, Texas 78711-2548 -ii |