In Re TASF, LLC D/B/A Turnaround Special Forces v. the State of Texas

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• holding that use of defendant’s pre-arrest and pre Miranda silence to impeach his credibility does not violate Fifth Amendment
• concluding that use of prear-rest silence to impeach defendant’s credibility did not violate fourteenth amendment due process clause
• holding that a criminal defendant's exercise of his Fifth Amendment privilege prior to arrest may be used to impeach his credibility at trial
• holding that state waived procedural bar to habeas petitioner's claims where it failed to raise issue in district court or on appeal
• holding that state waived procedural bar to habeas petitioner’s claims where it failed to raise issue in district court or on appeal
• holding that when a criminal defendant “takes the stand in his own behalf, he does so as any other witness”

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