Stanley Allison Baker, Appellant v. State of Texas, Appellee

Summary

The Court affirmed the conviction and death sentence, finding no reversible error in any of the appellant's six points of error. It held that the evidence of future dangerousness was sufficient, declined to review mitigation sufficiency, and concluded that alleged Miranda violations did not require suppression of the fruit of the statements. The Court also affirmed procedural rulings on suppression, search, arrest, and new‑trial timing. A concurrence joined the judgment but objected to the decision to publish the opinion.