In re H.V.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
*749OPINION ON REHEARING
SUE WALKER, Justice.
Following the issuance of our original opinion, the State filed a motion for rehearing arguing that we erred in our analysis of the State’s second issue by drawing a distinction between a custodial statement made voluntarily in the accidental absence of Miranda warnings (an accidentally unwarned statement) and a custodial statement made after a suspect had invoked his right to counsel and questioning nonetheless continued (a post failure-to-honor-a-request-for-counsel statement). Because we hold that, in determining the applicability of the…
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