In Re S.J.B. v. the State of Texas

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• reservations about death penalty, \venireman had a son the approximate age of appellant and may have over identified with him; one had two individuals in her immediate family who had been convicted of felonies\
• Burden on the defendant to show that he was prejudiced by failure to be take before a magistrate immediately. The mere fact that he gave a statement before being taken before a magistrate does not warrant reversal per se
• Burden on the defendant to show that he was prejudiced by failure to be take before a magistrate immediately. The mere fact that he gave a statement before being taken before a magistrate does not warrant reversal per se
• live-in lessee girlfriend in jointly occupied apartment
• death penalty fulfills compelling state interest

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