Kitchens, William Travis
“The Court of Appeals erred in determining that the State’s final argument that Appellant shot the Complainant because he was afraid of the Complainant because he was Hispanic was a legitimate resp...
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“The Court of Appeals erred in determining that the State’s final argument that Appellant shot the Complainant because he was afraid of the Complainant because he was Hispanic was a legitimate resp...
(1) “Can the duty of an owner of dangerous dogs to restrain or securely enclose them, TEX. HEALTH & SAFETY CODE § 822.042(a), be imported to serve as a statutory duty for purposes of injury to ...
1. “Can appellate jurisdiction be ‘substantially’ invoked by an appeal bond that does not comply with all statutory requirements?”2. “Did the court of appeals err when it interpreted ‘may’ to mean ...
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