Hubert v. State

Recently, in Vennus v. State, 282 S.W.3d 70 (Tex.Crim.App.2009), we examined the law of invited error and determined that the appellant could not raise an appellate error when his actions induced the error. In that case, the defendant objected each time the State questioned the officer regarding the basis for his belief that the defendant had drugs in his car. The trial judge sustained the objections but denied the defendant’s motion to suppress the evidence. The court of appeals overruled the trial court, determining that the State did not show that the officer had reasonable suspicion. The…