· 4/22/2026
In the Interest of C.S.S. v. the State of Texas
How courts have described this case
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- noting that our court has “declined explicitly either to adopt or to reject” a miscarriage-of-justice exception
- rejecting the argument that a waiver was not knowing and intelligent based on subsequent changes in the law
- declining to recognize such an exception where the defendant “provide[d] [no] workable explanation for how to narrow its scope, nor . . . show[ed] how the facts of his case warrant[ed] breaking new ground by announcing and applying the exception”
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