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White v. State

Citations

  • 601 S.W.2d 364
  • 1980 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1315

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  • finding that officers sought to arrest for purposes of the resisting-arrest statute when, at the time the defendant resisted, the officers had him spread-eagled and held at gunpoint, and were preparing to handcuff him
  • defendant was under arrest when he was \subdued and spread-eagled [sic] against a stock trailer\ while officer held pistol on him
  • Defendant was under arrest when he was \subdued and spread-eagled [sic] against a stock trailer\ and one of two officers on the scene was holding a pistol on him. No announcement of arrest was necessary
  • ―[T]here was no objection to [the trial court‘s] comment at the time it was made, which precludes review on appeal.‖
  • “[T]here was no objection to [the trial court’s] comment at the time it was made, which precludes review on appeal.”

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