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Saldana v. State

Citations

  • 109 S.W.3d 4
  • 2002 Tex. App. LEXIS 5587
  • 2002 WL 1763693

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  • finding the evidence insufficient even when the recipient officer “thought he was being sued” and the IRS sent him an inquiry based on copies it received from appellant
  • finding the evidence insufficient even when the recipient officer “thought he was being sued” and the IRS sent him an inquiry based on copies it received from appellant
  • finding the evidence insufficient even when the recipient officer “thought he was being sued” and the IRS sent him an inquiry based on copies it received from appellant
  • finding the evidence insufficient even when the recipient officer “thought he was being sued” and the IRS sent him an inquiry based on copies it received from appellant
  • finding the evidence insufficient even when the recipient officer \thought he was being sued\ and the IRS sent him an inquiry based on copies it received from appellant

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Judges: Barajas

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