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...writ of mandamus ordering an unnamed respondent, as judge of the 47th District Court of Randall County, to transmit certain documents to the Court of...
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...mandamus. He seeks the order of this court compelling an unnamed respondent, as Judge of the 47th District Court of Randall County, to transmit to...
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...pending before this Court as our case number 07-11-0331-CR the direct appeal of a judgment of the 47th District Court of Potter...
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...Government Code. Finding the trial court erred in not correcting the...4, 2010, the Randall County District Clerk prepared a Bill of...
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...of conviction in Cause No. 18,072-A from the 47th Judicial District Court of Randall County. Applicant is ordered returned to that time...
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