Samuel Riojas v. Dalia Riojas

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• recognizing that juvenile cases are quasi-criminal in nature
• recognizing that juvenile cases are quasi-criminal in nature
• recognizing that juvenile cases are quasi-criminal in nature
• discussing history of and “almost identical language in” former article 40.03(7) and its successors former Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure 30(b)(7) and current rule 21.3(f)
• discussing the applicability of a former criminal appellate rule regarding motions for new trial in juvenile cases and reviewing an evidence issue using criminal case authority
• rule requires new trial if other evidence received by jury after retiring to deliberate, and evidence is –12– detrimental to accused

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).