Texas Department of Public Safety v. Deck

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• holding that “[i]f the record does not indicate that the agency was notified in accordance with the statute, then the record reflects a proceeding in violation of the statute and the expunction order must be set aside”
• noting that because an expunction hearing is civil in nature, each law enforcement agency cited is entitled to represent itself
• noting that because an expunction hearing is civil in nature, each law enforcement agency cited is entitled to represent itself
• noting that because an expunction hearing is civil in nature, each law enforcement agency cited is entitled to represent itself
• noting that because an expunction hearing is civil in nature, each law enforcement agency cited is entitled to represent itself
• “Absent a statement of facts or other record from the [reinstatement] hearing . . . it is presumed that the trial judge reviewed and found all necessary facts to support the order.”

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