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· 10/15/2020

Gerardo Hector Munoz v. State

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  • “[B]ecause the order of revocation suggests that [Appellant] committed violations which were not addressed in the court’s factual findings, we reverse and remand for the entry of an order consistent with the court’s oral pronouncement.”

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