State of Texas v. T.Y.
Dec 06, 2013OUTCOME: Dismissed
After a thorough investigation of the arresting officer and his decision to stop client, it was determined that the officer did not have authority to stop client.
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OUTCOME: Dismissed
After a thorough investigation of the arresting officer and his decision to stop client, it was determined that the officer did not have authority to stop client.
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