· 6/30/2021
in the Interest of R. S., Jr.
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- holding that when the State waived immunity by filing suit, the trial court “acquired jurisdiction of the parties and subject-matter”
- holding that when the State waived immunity by S.W.3d 635, 637 (Tex. 2004
- allowing a counterclaim for money Reata's abrogation rule applies to. If anything, injunctive relief
- \[T]he jurisdiction of the court cannot afterwards be defeated by the state upon a plea that the cross-petitioners were seeking an injunction against the enforcement of a penal statute.\
- allowing a counterclaim for injunctive relief
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