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...Scott Youkers appeals the revocation of his community supervision and eight...s father; (2) his trial counsel's assistance was rendered ineffective...
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...a final decree of divorce rendered by...divorce. After changing counsel twice, Wife sought...s term of office ended. The successor...
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...OPINION A jury convicted appellant, Joyce McMillin Sturdivant, of the first degree felony offenses of murder and attempted capital murder and...
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