Austex, Ltd. v. Texas

How later courts describe this case

• ‘Where a defendant fails to object to the introduction of evidence, makes only a general objection, or objects only on other grounds, the defendant waives the suppression claim.”
• "[w]hile it is true that we held in McCullough that the nondisclosure of a rebuttal witness is excused only when that witness is unknown and unanticipated, that rule must be applied prospectively"
• partial, permanent denial of access to public roadway from the remainder is compensable