Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 6/14/1995

Campbell v. State

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910 S.W.2d 475
1995 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 68
1995 WL 354071

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hearsay admissible at suppression hearings to show, e.g. , consent, articulable suspicion, or probable cause
“A defendant who objects to a general reference to the law of parties in the application paragraph is entitled to increased specificity and to have the law of parties applied to the facts of the case.”
hearsay admissible at suppression hearings to show, e.g., consent, articulable suspicion, or probable cause
“A defendant who objects to a general reference to the law of parties in the application paragraph is entitled to increased specificity and to have the law of parties applied to the facts of the case.”
hearsay is admissible at suppression hearings to demonstrate probable cause to arrest
\A defendant who objects to a general reference to the law of parties in the application paragraph is entitled to increased specificity and to have the law of parties applied to the facts of the case.\

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Judges: Baird, McCormick, Clinton, Mansfield

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