Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 10/18/2000

King v. State

Citations

29 S.W.3d 556
2000 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 96
2000 WL 1532126

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concluding that false statements made by a defendant may be evidence of a \consciousness of guilt\
concluding that false statements made by a defendant may be evidence of a “consciousness of guilt”
holding that the act of making false statements to police is circumstantial evidence because it shows a consciousness of guilt
holding that defendant’s tattoos and drawings were admissible as evidence of racial hatred and motive
holding that making false statements indicated consciousness of guilt and an attempt to cover up the crime
holding that making false statements to cover up crime is evidence indicating consciousness of guilt and is admissible to prove commission of offense

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Judges: Keller

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