Morris v. Woodside

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• treating the trial court’s factual findings as verities on appeal because party failed to provide verbatim report of proceedings that was relevant to the disputed findings of fact
• because State failed to provide verbatim report of proceedings which constituted evidence relevant to the disputed findings of fact, Court of Appeals would consider factual findings to be verities on appeal
• because State failed to provide verbatim report of proceedings which constituted evidence relevant to the disputed findings of fact, Court of Appeals would consider factual findings to be verities on appeal

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