· 7/14/1999
Arista v. State
Citations
- 2 S.W.3d 444
- 1999 Tex. App. LEXIS 5264
- 1999 WL 498575
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- holding Arista’s competency was presumed, thereby implying that no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing
- holding Arista’s competency was presumed, thereby implying that no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing
- holding Arista’s competency was presumed, thereby implying that no judgment of incompetency existed prior to hearing
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Judges: Hardberger, López, Green
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