· 4/17/2002
Tiede v. State
Citations
- 76 S.W.3d 13
- 2002 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 83
- 2002 WL 562298
How courts have described this case
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- giving two examples of evidentiary rulings excluding evidence that potentially rise to level of constitutional violations
- remanding to court of appeals for determination of whether exclusion of defense’s punishment evidence effectively precluded him from presenting a defense
- giving two examples of evidentiary rulings excluding evidence that potentially rise to the level of constitutional violations
- giving two examples of evidentiary rulings excluding evidence that potentially rise to the level of constitutional violations
- remanding to court of appeals for determination of whether exclusion of defense’s punishment evidence effectively precluded him from presenting a defense
- psychological expert provided testimony during punishment stage of trial on clinical disorders involving dissociation and was prepared to give testimony on “sudden passion,” appellant’s future dangerousness, and appellant’s behavior after offense
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Judges: Cochran
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