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· 4/13/2022

Andrew Shirley Jr. v. the State of Texas

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  • critical difference is between experiments that constitute closer scrutiny of exhibit and experiments that go beyond lines of trial evidence
  • no error in allowing possible experimentation by deliberating jurors with binoculars that had been used by police officer to observe defendant from the sixth floor of a building spit out crack cocaine to a buyer on the street and that were in evidence

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