Sawyer v. Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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• explaining that questions of law are always reviewed de novo
• the source of the alleged injuries was not the computer printout used to communicate an erroneous parole review date to a prisoner, but rather the information conveyed
• “Information or misinformation remains information whether it is transmitted by electronic equipment or by word of mouth.”
• the source of the alleged injuries was not the computer printout used to communicate an erroneous parole review date to a prisoner, but rather the information conveyed
• the source of the alleged injuries was not the computer printout used to communicate an erroneous parole review date to a prisoner, but rather the information conveyed
• “[A] governmental entity does not waive its sovereign immunity by using or misusing information.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).