Office of State Attorney v. Gonzalez

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that attorney’s fees are awardable when the reason proffered for the denial of the request is found to be improper, and declining to “engraft” onto the term “unlawfully refused” either a good faith or honest mistake exception
• explaining that attorney’s fees are awardable when the reason proffered for the denial of the request is found to be improper and declining to “engraft” onto the term “unlawfully refused” either a good faith or honest mistake exception
• trial court lacks the authority to award appellate attorney's fees where appellate court has dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction absent a mandate

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