Williams v. T.D.C.J.-I.D.

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• stating that court would \presume\ that docketing statement was timely received \absent argument and evidence to the contrary\ because it was mailed ten days before filing deadline
• stating that court would “presume” that docketing statement was timely received “absent argument and evidence to the contrary” because it was mailed ten days before filing deadline

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