In Re the Welfare of L.Z.

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• explaining that state could present school attendance records showing no excuse or insufficient excuse for student's absence, and that such records would permit an inference that student's absence from school was, beyond a reasonable doubt, without lawful excuse
• statute defining truant as child “absenting himself from attendance- at school without lawful excuse” implies volitional conduct on part of child
• \without lawful excuse\ in definition of habitual truant

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