to-wit: a firearm, during the commission of said offense of murder."
It also ordered the clerk of court to furnish officials at TDC a certified copy of the order. The record shows that was done.
Such was the posture of things when applicant swore to his application for writ of habeas corpus on March 8. It was filed by the clerk on March 21. As he had in his answer to the motion for entry of judgment nunc pro tunc, appellant asserted that he had entered his plea pursuant to a plea bargain agreement, viz:
Applicant entered a plea of guilty in a plea bargain to the offense of murder in Cause No. 12468A.... The agreement was that in return the State would recommend a fifty (50) year sentence. Suck agreementthe indictment, which is what Curry and Judge Lindsey did. As a further part of the plea bargain agreement, Curry agreed to recommend to Judge Lindsey that applicant's punishment should be assessed at 50 years' confinement in the Department of Corrections, which recommendation was made by Curry and accepted by Judge Lindsey. Another part of the plea bargain agreement was that an affirmative finding as to the use or exhibition of a deadly weapon would not be entered by Judge Lindsey in his judgment of conviction. And all of the above occurred, as reflected by the first judgment that was entered in this cause. See footnote 2 of the majority opinion. Everybody, including applicant, apparently was then happy, and apparently, after the clerk stamped the docket sheet with