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· 2/10/2015

Northeast Independent School District v. Blanch S. Reyna

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  • appellate review of ruling on motion to suppress raises questions of fact to be reviewed for substantial competent evidence and an ultimate legal conclusion reviewed de novo
  • general standard of review for reviewing district court decision on motion to suppress
  • appellate courts review district court's factual findings related to motion to suppress to determine whether they were supported by substantial competent evidence, but the ultimate legal conclusion is a question of law reviewed de novo
  • appellate courts review district court's factual findings related to motion to suppress to determine whether they were supported by substantial competent evidence, but the ultimate legal conclusion is a question of law reviewed de novo
  • When the material facts supporting a district court's decision 15 on a motion to suppress evidence are not in dispute, the ultimate question of whether to suppress is a question of law over which an appellate court has unlimited review.
  • regarding warrantless search of vehicle

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