Carlock v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ROBERTS, Judge.
On August 11, 1976, Jesus Baca, working in the capacity of an undercover police officer, entered the Denmark Bookstore in Dallas for the purpose of “making an obscenity case.” While inside the store, Officer Baca selected a magazine entitled “Candid,” went to the cashier’s counter and purchased the magazine from the appellant. After viewing the magazine’s contents with two other officers who had been waiting outside the Denmark, Officer Baca returned to the bookstore and arrested the appellant for the offense of commercial obscenity. A jury found the appellant guilty and…
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