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“Tulia Law” Helps Convicted Drug Dealer Win an Acquittal on Appeal

A few weeks ago, I wrote about the “Accomplice-Witness Rule,” which is the statutory adoption of the common law rule that a conviction cannot stand on the testimony of an accomplice without corroboration. Similarly, taking its name from the infamous Tulia drug cases, the “Tulia Law” (Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Art . 38.141) disfavors the testimony of a confidential informant working covertly on behalf of a law enforcement agency if the testimony is not corroborated by other evidence.

Earlier this month, the 11th District Court of Appeals (Eastland) applied the “Tulia Law” in Taylor v. State, resulting in an acquittal of the appellant’s conviction for possession with intent to deliver cocaine. In Taylor, the only witness connecting the appellant with the offense was a confidential informant, who had been arrested himself for possession of cocaine. The police equipped the informant with a wire and sent him in to a particular neighborhood to purchase cocaine. According to his trial testimony, the informant purchased $200 of cocaine from appellant. There was a problem, however, with the audio recording, as it could not independently establish that a drug transaction occurred or even that appellant was one of the voices on the recording. Therefore, because the police officers did not witness any part of the transaction, the only evidence connecting appellant to the drug transaction was the testimony of the confidential informant.

If we learned anything from the Tulia cases, it is that we can’t trust a confidential informant when he points the finger at a person and identifies him/her as a drug dealer.

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Any drug snitch that's out to save his own ass or the so called "paid informants," should be hung by the neck from light poles on every street corner in America. I have no pity what so ever for these people, they're the ones that made a deal with the devil "the state." If you're too much of a pussy not to do your time for your crime without resorting to ruining other peoples lives, well I'm the one that wants to blow out your brains!

What should be done to those people that "forced" a person to become a snitch *cough* cops and DA's *cough*? Don't forget about a group of people that made it a law saying it's ok to believe a snitch or allow "harsh" sentences, like putting a person in prison for 10 years for a small amount of a drug that you could put on one finger? What's my answer? Start at the beginning of this story, it's just my belief. Hell if President Nixon was alive today, I'd would love to kill him.

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