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Hughes v. State

Citations

  • 128 S.W.3d 247
  • 2003 WL 21940498

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  • holding that trial court erred in admitting statements as excited utterances because the statements were narrations in response to police interrogation and it was not possible to conclude that the statements were made without opportunity for reflection or deliberation
  • stating it was \impossible to conclude that [the declarant's] statements were made without opportunity for reflection or deliberation\

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Judges: Bill Bass

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