Trial Without Victim Attendance

Summary

If a victim does not attend a trial in Texas and there is insufficient evidence, the case may be dismissed. The prosecution may proceed if they have enough evidence without the victims testimony. If not, proving the case beyond a reasonable doubt becomes challenging.

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lets say that there is not enough sufficient evidence, how would they proceed then?
If there's not enough sufficient evidence in Texas and the victim does not show up, the likely outcome is that the case may be dismissed. Without the victim's testimony and sufficient evidence, the prosecution may find it challenging to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
Is there a specific case you're concerned about, or do you need more details on this process?