can i appeal to the supremre court of Texas

Question

Exclusion of Expert Testimony: Whether the trial court committed reversible error by excluding the testimony of one of Ramirez’s expert witnesses, Dr. David Beaver, an Austin-based linguist, due to his limited “experience with South Texas culture.”  
Limitation on Cross-Examination: Whether the trial court committed reversible error by preventing defense counsel from cross-examining one of the State’s key witnesses,  thereby disallowing the defense from illustrating the motivations and correcting the false impressions given to the jury.  
 Sandra Cortinas was accused and subsequently convicted of soliciting the murder of an individual. During the trial,evidence was improperly excluded, The evidence presented at trial did not meet the legal standard required to convict .The prosecution failed to provide compelling proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The trial court’s actions also impacted Sandra’s Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel.

John Cucci Jr. · Answer

You need to get a good Appeal Lawyer. 
First: you need to file a Notice of Appeal Immediately! You have 30 days from your sentence to file the Notice of Appeal. 
If you are past that time limit, you must still file the Notice of Appeal with the District Court Clerk immediately. After that, you must request acceptance of your late Notice of Appeal, to either the District Court or the Appeals Court. Call the closest appeals court clerk for information on which Appeal court is for your case. 
The matter goes to the Court of Appeal, NOT the TX Supreme Court. That is different if the case was for the death penalty.

Q: can i appeal to the supremre court of Texas