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· 4/14/2022

James Charles Baker v. the State of Texas

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  • adoption of prosecutor’s recommended sentence not improper unless the judge accepts faulty reasoning behind those recommendations
  • \unlikely\ that officer's unobjected-to testimony that he believed that he had just seen drug transaction would, on its own, create substantial risk of miscarriage of justice
  • reversing where hearsay both unnecessary and highly damaging

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