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TX Parole Board Can't Use Voided Priors

Loaded on March 15, 1995 published in Prison Legal News March, 1995, page 9
Filed under: Sentencing, Parole. Location: Texas.
John Cook is a Texas state prisoner. In 1964 he was convicted of burglary. In 1982 he was convicted of indecency with a child and received a 20 year sentence which included a ten year enhancement for the 1964 conviction. In 1987 the court of appeals for the fifth circuit ...

 

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