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Love v. State

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  • 543 S.W.3d 835

How courts have described this case

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  • holding Article 38.23(a) violation predicated upon concomitant Fourth Amendment violation subject to Rule 44.2(a) constitutional-error harm analysis
  • holding, on authority of Ford, that “Appellant’s call logs and CSLI are not . . . constitutionally protected”
  • concluding after constitutional harmless error analysis that improperly-admitted evidence’s probable impact was great but remanding for new trial in murder case in which there was other evidence that could support conviction
  • “All of this leads us to conclude that the content of appellant’s text messages could not be obtained without a probable cause-based warrant.”
  • “[W]e take into account any and every circumstance apparent in the record that logically informs [the harmless error determination].”

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