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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Admissibility of Bail Bonds at Trial. During a trial for murder, the State offered bail bonds it found in John Doe's father's house to prove John Doe (Doe) lived there at the time of the offense. Even though there were numerous other pieces of evidence proving Doe lived with his father at the time of the offense, the trial court admitted the bail bonds into evidence. Did the trial court err by admitting the bail bonds into evidence? Links to this post.

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Admissibility of Bail Bonds at Trial. During a trial for murder, the State offered bail bonds it found in John Doe's father's house to prove John Doe (Doe) lived there at the time of the offense. Even though there were numerous other pieces of evidence proving Doe lived with his father at the time of the offense, the trial court admitted the bail bonds into evidence. Did the trial court err by admitting the bail bonds into evidence? Links to this post.

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research: Impact on a Defendant's Refusal to Debrief on Federal Sentencing

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Impact on a Defendant's Refusal to Debrief on Federal Sentencing. Can the trial court refuse to reduce C.C.’s offense level for acceptance of responsibility because he refuses to reveal the source of the drugs involved in his offense out of fear that the government will not be able to protect him? United States v. Medina-Anicacio. 325 F3d 638, 647 (5th Cir. 2003) (citing. United States v. Spires. 325 F3d at 647 (citing. United States v. Flucas. 122 F...

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research: May 2007

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Tuesday, May 29, 2007. Admissibility of Authenticated Copies of Judgments to Prove a Prior Conviction. Did the court err by admitting the judgment of conviction? And there is no substantial difference between the fingerprints in the judgment revoking probation and the fingerprint card in Davila. [1]. Links to this post. Can a defendant’s prior DWI convictions which occurred greater than ten years ago be used to enhance a DWI committed in 2007 to a third-degree felony?

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research: Proving a Green, Leafy Substance Is Marijuana at Trial

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Proving a Green, Leafy Substance Is Marijuana at Trial. Defendant was arrested and charged for possession of marijuana. The State has not done a chemical analysis of the substance found on the defendant to determine whether it was marijuana. Rather, the State intends to rely solely on the testimony of police officers to prove the substance found on the defendant was marijuana. Tex Health and Safety Code Ann. § 482.121 (Vernon 2003);. Boothe v. St...

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research: 4th Amendment Consent

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Did the police’s suspicionless search of the car violate either the young man in the driver seat’s or the young man in the passenger seat’s Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures? No A reasonable person in these young men’s situation would have felt free to refuse the officer’s request to search the vehicle because the police merely identified themselves and asked to search the vehicle. See State v. Bryant. At 431. And...

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research: Expunction of Deferred Adjudication

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SCBF Criminal Defense Research. Monday, July 16, 2007. Expunction of Deferred Adjudication. A defendant pled guilty to a felony offense and received deferred adjudication for a term of ten years. But after six years, the court terminated the defendant's deferred adjudication and released him without any further conditions. Can the defendant's criminal record be expunged of the felony offense for which he received deferred adjudication? B) convicted and subsequently pardoned; or. A) an indictment or infor...

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