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Grayson v. State

Citations

  • 438 S.W.2d 553
  • 1969 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 918

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  • concluding that statements from a defendant who had an IQ of 51 and a mental age of six years were admissible
  • concluding that statements from defendant whose IQ was 51 and mental age was approximately six years were admissible
  • defendant was “not nearly as intelligent as a normal three or four year old and had an IQ of 51”
  • statements admissible from a defendant with an I.Q. of 51 and mental age of six years
  • defendant was “not nearly as intelligent as a normal three or four year old,” had an IQ of 51 and was a “low-grade moron”
  • statements admissible from a defendant with an I.Q. of 51 and mental age of six years

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Judges: Woodley, Douglas

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