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...of Houston and Michael S. Marcotte, director of the City of Houston Department of Public Works and Engineering; and (4) denying AT&T's motion...
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...Texas Lawyer editorial department hosted a roundtable discussion in...Council, senior reporter, Texas Lawyer, Dallas: . . . Judge Sinha, let's...
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...terminating a mother's parental rights to her six children. The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (TDFPS) sought termination of both the mother...
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...During a pretrial hearing on a motion to suppress, Appellant learned that police had been following him because of the anonymous tip. Although the trial...
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...returned to the apartment complex, he observed the ambulance as well as police cars. He was told the manager had been shot and saw Lujan...
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...stopped for speeding by Addison Police Officer Jeff Sharp. Jones gave...Cerminara of the Addison Police Department. Jones told Officer Cerminara her...
...Texas Department of Transportation v. A.P.I. Pipe and Supply LLC...
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