A trial judge should not have allowed prosecutors to introduce an accused getaway driver's rap videos at trial in an effort to show that he was more sophisticated than he claimed to be, the top criminal court in Texas has ruled.
This should cut against the prosecutorial impulse to use a rapper's lyrics against them in court - they're hardly the biographical proof of crime you're making them out to be if the person saying it didn't actually pen it, no?
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