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Brooks v. State

Citations

  • 642 S.W.2d 791
  • 1982 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1179

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that Nebraska conviction involving sentence of two years in Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex was felony offense because it met Texas definition for \felony\
  • concluding that Nebraska conviction involving 6 sentence of two years in Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex was felony offense because it met Texas definition for “felony”
  • holding that there was no error in denying defendant right to subpoena police records, where, under Franks , defendant had established no right to hearing, even though he had been given one
  • concluding that defendant’s reliance on Franks was “misplaced” when he attacked affiant’s failure to disclose certain facts to magistrate because Franks “relates not to 11 omissions of facts about an informant but only to false statements by the affiant”
  • noting that appellant’s reliance upon Franks is misplaced where the complaint is that the affiant omitted facts about an informant, rather than knowingly making false statements
  • noting that appellant’s reliance upon Franks is misplaced where the complaint is that the affiant omitted facts about an informant, rather than knowingly making false statements

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Judges: Onion, Clinton, Teague

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