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· 4/1/2021

James Lee Jobson v. State

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  • reversing the trial court's finding that T.T. violated his probation where the affidavit alleged that he violated probation by skipping school or being tardy on specific dates, but no evidence was presented that he violated his probation on those dates
  • reversing the trial court's finding that T.T. violated his probation where the affidavit alleged that he violated probation by skipping school or being tardy on specific dates, but no evidence was presented that he violated his probation on those dates
  • reversing the trial court’s finding that T.T. violated his probation where the affidavit alleged that he violated probation by skipping school or being tardy on specific dates, but no evidence was presented that he violated his probation on those dates

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