Texas Department of Criminal Justice v. Simons

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• holding that actual notice requires that governmental unit has \a subjective awareness that its fault produced or contributed to the claimed injury\
• holding that actual notice can be determined as a matter of law
• holding that actual notice can be determined as a matter of law
• noting that subjective awareness will often be proved, “if at all, by circumstantial evidence”
• stating that the governmental unit can have actual notice even if it does not know that the claimant has actually made an allegation of fault
• explaining that evidence of notice under section 101.101(c) of the TTCA must show that governmental unit had “actual, subjective awareness of its fault in the matter”

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