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<title>Texas court rules that police may introduce illegally gathered evidence at trial</title>
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<description>Texas prosecutors are applauding a decision by the State Court of Criminal Appeals which provides police officers a second chance to present evidence which has been gathered contrary to Texas law and the 4th Amendment. The ruling literally offers law enforcement a &#x26;#x201C;do-over;&#x26;#x201D; an opportunity to secure a search warrant AFTER a home has been illegally searched and AFTER evidence has been improperly obtained. In 2010, police in Parker County, Texas received a call from a confidential informant (CI) who claimed that Fred Wehrenberg and a number of associates &#x26;#x201C;were fixin&#x26;#x2019;&#x26;#x201D; to cook meth. Hours after the call&#x26;#x2013;at 12:30 A.M...</description>
<author>Coach is Right</author>
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