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Ervin v. State

Citations

  • 333 S.W.3d 187
  • 2010 WL 3212095

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  • concluding that defendant was not in custody when she went to police station voluntarily, voluntarily gave statements to police, was told she could leave, and remained unhandcuffed throughout statements
  • concluding that defendant was not in custody when she went to police station voluntarily, voluntarily gave statements to police, was told she could leave, and remained unhandcuffed throughout statements
  • finding that appellant was not in custody when she was not handcuffed or restricted in her movements
  • holding that evidence sufficient to convict defendant for capital murder as co-conspirator when defendant knew of the plan to commit robbery, knew accomplices had guns, watched them put on masks and hooded sweatshirts, and returned to pick them up after hearing gun shots
  • finding appellant not in custody where she voluntarily went to police station, was not handcuffed, was told she could leave, was questioned four hours, and went home after making statements
  • stating defendant acted as co-conspirator by returning to pick-up accomplices after hearing gun shots

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Judges: Elsa Alcala

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