Henry Earl Dunn, Appellant v. the State of Texas, Appellee

Summary

The Court affirmed the capital murder conviction and death sentence, holding that the arrest warrant's lack of a magistrate's signature did not require suppression of the seized evidence or the videotaped confession, that the evidence was sufficient to identify the victim, and that the trial court did not err on other asserted points. Justice Mansfield filed a concurring opinion agreeing with the majority and emphasizing the good‑faith exception and attenuation analysis.