[TexasGator]

"Probable cause exists, says the court, but on the affidavits, only for conspiracy."

'commit or conspire to commit'

[don-o]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3334116/posts?page=815#815

[Cboldt]

You're still an idiot. You are arguing with the Texas Tenth Court of Appeals, which said in relation to the affidavit of probable cause:

Plainly, the affidavit does not allege that Pilkington or Weathers [and everybody else covered by the same affidavit language] committed one of the underlying offenses of capital murder, murder, or aggravated assault, one of the two means of committing the second main element [the other means is "conspires to commit one or more of the following"].

There is a reason that the words of the statute, which you quote, are not an allegation. You're an idiot for not understanding the reason, and a fool for repeating the statutory language as though that creates probable cause of commission.