Martinez v. El Paso County

How courts have described this case

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• “When reviewing a civil matter, an appellate court has no discretion to consider an issue not raised in the appellant's brief, even if the ends of justice so require.”
• “Appellant’s brief must 8 also contain a clear and concise argument containing appropriate citations to authority and to the record. This requirement is not satisfied by merely uttering brief conclusory statements, unsupported by legal citations.”

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