University of Texas v. Morris

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• holding that appellate court, in determining correctness of a trial court ruling, does not consider events that occurred subsequent to the ruling unless they deprive the appellate court of jurisdiction
• explaining the Court considers the record before the trial court in assessing the correctness of the trial • court’s order
• general principle that appellate courts must consider only evidence that was before trial court at time of judgment

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