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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 496 S.W.2d 72
  • 1973 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2621

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  • holding that evidence obtained subsequent to discovery of outstanding arrest warrants admissible even if initial detention at station was illegal
  • holding that evidence obtained subsequent to discovery of outstanding arrest warrants admissible even if initial detention at station was illegal
  • holding that even if defendant was illegally arrested, photograph taken after arrest and used to identify defendant would not be suppressed because taint of initial illegal arrest was attenuated by discovery of outstanding warrants
  • holding that even if defendant was illegally arrested, photograph taken after arrest and used to identify defendant would not be suppressed because taint of initial illegal arrest was attenuated by discovery of outstanding warrants
  • finding that photographs taken after an improper arrest were admissible because the defendant had an outstanding warrant
  • finding that photographs taken after an improper arrest were admissible because the defendant had an outstanding warrant

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