Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 1/20/1988

Reed v. State

Citations

744 S.W.2d 112
1988 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 7
1988 WL 2551

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concluding evidence of affair could be considered in connection with all other evidence tending to connect appellant to wife’s murder
stating that although alone, evidence of motive is insufficient as corroboration, it may \be considered in connection with other evidence tending to connect the accused with the crime\
stating that although alone, evidence of motive is insufficient as corroboration, it may \be considered in connection with other evidence tending to connect the accused with the crime\
stating that although alone, evidence of 20 motive is insufficient as corroboration, it may “be considered in connection with other evidence tending to connect the accused with the crime”
stating that, although evidence of motive alone is insufficient as corroboration, it may “be considered in 21 connection with other evidence tending to connect the accused with the crime”
noting that there was no support in the record of the evidence that defendant claimed should have been discovered by the motion, and no showing of what type of informal discovery occurred

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