TEAGUE, Judge, concurring. Appellant asserts in one ground of error that “the charge [to the jury was] fundamentally defective because it does not include instructions stated in the converse which would allow the jury to find appellant not guilty after considering each of the charged offenses.” The majority correctly concludes that the charge was not fundamentally defective. I only concur because there was n…
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