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Comer v. State

Citations

  • 776 S.W.2d 191
  • 1989 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 149
  • 1989 WL 69700

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  • holding that issues involving the substantive rights of pre-transfer juveniles are governed by the Family Code
  • holding that issues involving the substantive rights of pre-transfer juveniles are governed by the family code
  • holding that issues involving the substantive rights of pre‑transfer juveniles are governed by the family code
  • holding that issues involving the substantive rights of pre-transfer juveniles are governed by the Family Code
  • holding that evidence should have been suppressed under article 38.23 where this Court could not say with confidence that had the juvenile been promptly taken to juvenile facility \he would still have chosen to confess his crime.\
  • holding that evidence should have been suppressed under article 38.23 where this Court could not say with confidence that had the juvenile been promptly taken to juvenile facility “he would still have chosen to confess his crime.”

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Judges: Clinton

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