Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 9/15/1999

Reynolds v. State

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4 S.W.3d 13
1999 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 101
1999 WL 722254

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noting that the same party in the collateral-estoppel context connotes someone who had the power to control the course of the previous litigation
noting that the same party in the collateral-estoppel context connotes someone who had the power to control the course of the previous litigation
noting that the same party in the collateral-estoppel context connotes someone who had the power to control the course of the previous litigation
noting that the same party in the collateral-estoppel context connotes someone who had the power to control the course of the previous litigation
discussing the constitutional limits of this doctrine on the power of state legislatures to legislate in this area

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