Jackson v. State

OPINION

William J. Boyce, Justice

A jury found appellant Jay Paul Jackson guilty of ‘capital murder, and he automatically was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. • Appellant contends: the trial court erred by admitting evidence obtained from a warrantless search of a bedroom in an apartment where appellant occasionally stayed; admitting. evidence obtained from, appellant’s cell phone and records obtained from appellant’s wireless service provider; and allowing an in-court identification of appellant that appellant contends was more prejudicial than probative. We affirm.

Background

The…