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Rivera v. State

Citations

  • 130 S.W.3d 454
  • 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 2262
  • 2004 WL 439427

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  • stating that rule 38.8(b) generally prohibits an appellate court from dismissing or considering an appeal simply because no appellant’s brief was filed, but it was not designed to protect a non-indigent appellant from retained counsel’s determination that the appeal is without merit
  • stating that Rule 38.8(b) generally prohibits an appellate court from dismissing or considering an appeal simply because no appellant’s brief was filed, but it was not designed to protect a non-indigent appellant from retained counsel’s determination that the appeal is without merit
  • stating that rule 38.8(b) generally prohibits an appellate court from dismissing or considering an appeal simply because no appellant’s brief was filed, but it was not designed to protect a non-indigent appellant from retained counsel’s determination that the appeal is without merit
  • stating that Rule 38.8(b) generally prohibits an appellate court from dismissing or considering an appeal simply because no appellant’s brief was filed but that it was not designed to protect a non-indigent appellant from retained counsel’s determination that the appeal is without merit
  • stating that Rule 38.8(b) generally prohibits an appellate court from dismissing or considering an appeal simply because no appellant’s brief was filed but that it was not designed to protect a non-indigent appellant from retained counsel’s determination that the appeal is without merit

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Judges: Hinojosa, Yáñez, Castillo

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