· 4/7/2022
David Michael Jones v. the State of Texas
How courts have described this case
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- psychiatrist’s letter about child custody made in institution of litigation was covered by immunity
- “An order merely denying a motion for summary judgment. . . does not amount to a final judgment and may be modified or changed at any time prior to final judgment”
- \An order merely denying a motion for summary judgment . . . does not amount to a final judgment and may be modified or changed at any time prior to final judgment\
- letter concerning proposed expert testimony in child custody case was privileged
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