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· 10/7/2021

Anna Aybar v. Jose A. Aybar, Jr

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  • concluding that State's \failure to get around to this case in time did not meet [its] burden\ under Section 54.02(j)(4)(A)
  • concluding that State’s “failure to get around to this case in time did not meet [its] burden” under Section 54.02(j)(4)(A)
  • concluding that State’s “failure to get around to this case in time did not meet [its] burden” under Section 54.02(j)(4)(A)
  • holding that State’s failure to meet burden left juvenile court with no option other than to dismiss case
  • holding that State’s failure to meet burden left juvenile court with no option other than to dismiss case
  • concluding that “the common understanding of the term ‘the state’ includes both law enforcement and the prosecution”

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