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· 1/29/2026

Aaron Pantoja Gonzalez v. the State of Texas

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  • rejecting an argument that Revised Subchapter H is unconstitutional and affirming the judgment of sentence where the appellant had “presented no evidence, whatsoever” to meet his burden
  • upholding Wolf’s registration requirements, despite his argument that Revised Subchapter H is punitive.

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