In Re Recall of Wasson

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• holding that a petition is factually sufficient if it “establish[es] a prima facie case of . . . malfeasance, or violation of the oath of office”
• finding récall petition that referred to several attached exhibits—but failed to identify how the attachments supported the charges—factually and legally insufficient
• finding recall petition that referred to several attached exhibits-but failed to identify how the attachments supported the charges- factually and legally insufficient

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