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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 516 S.W.2d 167
  • 1974 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1946

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  • holding that a defendant’s confession or admission is sufficient to corroborate accomplice testimony in most circumstances
  • holding that a defendant = s confession or admission is sufficient to corroborate accomplice testimony in most circumstances
  • holding that a defendant’s confession or admission is sufficient to corroborate accomplice testimony in most circumstances
  • stating that defendant's admission or confession is, under most circumstances, sufficient to corroborate accomplice testimony
  • stating “[i]t is well established that [a defendant’s] admission or confession, under most circumstances, will be sufficient to corroborate the accomplice witness.”
  • stating ―[i]t is well established that [a defendant‘s] admission or confession, under most circumstances, will be sufficient to corroborate the accomplice witness.‖

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