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· 10/12/2023

Jacob Wayne Wilson v. the State of Texas

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  • affirming our decision after examining the statute of limitations question as it applied to the RICO claim
  • “ ‘The concealment requirement is satisfied only if the plaintiff shows that he neither knew nor, in the exercise of due diligence, could reasonably have known of the offense.’ ”
  • “[T]heir injuries—the harm to their farm—have always been specific and calculable”
  • discussing, without adopting, the separate accrual rule

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