Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 5/27/1981

Green v. State

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615 S.W.2d 700
1981 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1042

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holding that supporting affidavit must provide adequate information to enable judicial officer issuing search or arrest warrant to assess independently probable cause for offense
holding confession inadmissable because no intervening events broke causal connection between illegal arrest and confession
holding police misconduct was flagrant where the defendant was awakened from his sleep and arrested in the middle of the night at gunpoint and without clothing
holding police misconduct was flagrant where the defendant was awakened from his sleep and arrested in the middle of the night at gunpoint and without clothing
finding flagrant misconduct when appellant was roused from his sleep in the middle of the night with officers pointing shotguns in his direction, leading him into the freezing weather with no coat, outer clothing or shoes
finding flagrant misconduct when appellant was roused from his sleep in the middle of the night with officers pointing shotguns in his direction, leading him into the freezing weather with no coat, outer clothing, or shoes

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Judges: McCormick, Odom, Davis, Clinton

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