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Sims v. State

Citations

  • 84 S.W.3d 805
  • 2002 Tex. App. LEXIS 6130
  • 2002 WL 1932523

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  • when deputy initiated investigative detention, he did not know appellant had given him incorrect spelling of his name; thus, officer's further detention could not be based on reasonable suspicion of violation of failure-to-identify statute
  • marijuana discovered after legal arrest for outstanding warrant admissible despite earlier illegal detention
  • when deputy initiated investigative detention, he did not know appellant had given him incorrect spelling of his name; thus, officer’s further detention could not be based on reasonable suspicion of violation of failure-to-identify statute
  • when deputy initiated investigative detention, he did not know appellant had given him incorrect spelling of his name; thus, officer = s further detention could not be based on reasonable suspicion of violation of failure-to-identify statute

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Judges: Davie L. Wilson

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