· 6/24/1999
Warren v. Aldridge
Citations
- 992 S.W.2d 689
- 1999 WL 274939
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “[O]ne of the two Morales elements has not been satisfied, and ... the trial court had no jurisdiction to render a declaratory judgment or to enjoin the enforcement of the penal statute.”
- District court lacked civil jurisdiction to render declaratory judgment that appellant's operation of eight liner device fell within exception to criminal statute prohibiting ownership, manufacture or possession of machine designed for gambling purposes
- District court lacked civil jurisdiction to render declaratory judgment that appellant’s operation of eight liner device fell within exception to criminal statute prohibiting ownership, manufacture or possession of machine designed for gambling purposes
- “[O]ne of the two Morales elements has not been satisfied, and . . . the trial court had no jurisdiction to render a declaratory judgment or to enjoin the enforcement of the penal statute.”
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Judges: Leslie Brock Yates
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