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Wicker v. State

Citations

  • 740 S.W.2d 779
  • 1987 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 671
  • 1987 WL 1000

How courts have described this case

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  • abatement for findings was appropriate in a case in which the appellant raised issues of both pure voluntariness and the failure to give Miranda warnings
  • “ Miranda has since been extended to cover custodial interrogation of one suspected of even a misdemeanor traffic offense.”
  • A Miranda has since been extended to cover custodial interrogation of one suspected of even a misdemeanor traffic offense. @
  • \the term 'custodial interrogation' [in Article 38.22] was intended by the legislature to be construed consistently with its meaning under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution.\
  • “The proper procedure is that the appeal will be abated and the trial judge will be directed to reduce to writing his findings on the disputed issues surrounding the taking of appellant’s confession.”
  • “The proper procedure is that the appeal will be abated and the trial judge will be directed to reduce to writing his findings on the disputed issues surrounding the taking of appellant’s confession.”

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Judges: Clinton, Teague

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