McGinn v. Platt

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• evidence may be insufficient in probation-revocation proceedings to sustain allegation that appellant committed specific offense, but revocation will be sustained if evidence establishes lesser-included offense
• evidence may be insufficient in probation-revocation proceedings to sustain allegation that appellant committed specific offense, but revocation will be sustained if evidence establishes lesser-included offense
• evidence may be insufficient in probation-revocation proceedings to sustain allegation that appellant committed specific offense, but revocation will be sustained if evidence establishes lesser-included offense

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