How jail calls, voicemails, and messages can be used in a Texas murder case, how the defense tests them, and what families should avoid saying.
How a Texas murder defense documents missing or unplayable discovery, asks the State for a usable copy, and seeks court relief when the gap remains.
What Brady disclosures are, what counts as favorable evidence, when a violation is proven, and how Texas art. 39.14(h) goes further in a murder case.
What Texas art. 39.14 makes the State turn over in a murder case, who must produce it, who can see it, and what happens when it comes late.
When a recorded statement can be suppressed in a Texas murder case: Miranda, art. 38.22 recording and warning rules, voluntariness, and art. 2B.0202.
How the defense challenges Texas search warrants for phones, homes, and online accounts: affidavits, scope, Franks hearings, and art. 38.23.
