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Reyes v. State

Citations

  • 84 S.W.3d 633
  • 2002 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 156
  • 2002 WL 31019340

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  • holding that a defendant who allows evidence to be introduced from one source without objection forfeits any subsequent complaints about the introduction of the same evidence from another source
  • holding that a defendant who allows evidence to be introduced from one source without objection forfeits any subsequent complaints about the introduction of the same evidence from another source
  • holding that a defendant who allows evidence to be introduced from one source without objection forfeits any subsequent complaints about the introduction of the same evidence from another source
  • stating that even if the State’s exhibit was hearsay, any error was not preserved because the same substantive evidence was introduced elsewhere without objection
  • stating that even if the State’s exhibit was hearsay, any error was not preserved because the same substantive evidence was introduced elsewhere without objection
  • stating that even if the State = s exhibit was hearsay, any error was not preserved because the same substantive evidence was introduced elsewhere without objection

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Judges: Meyers, Keller, Womack, Johnson, Hervey, Holcomb, Cochran, Price, Keasler

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