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Venue Decision Immune From Appellate Review � A 6-2 decision by the Texas Supreme Court could make many venue orders immune from review by appellate courts. On May 14, the court held in Garza, et al. v. Garcia that the 13th Court of Appeals erred by considering and reversing 229th District Judge Alex Gabert�s order that transferred from Starr County to Hidalgo County a personal-injury suit stemming from a 1997 traffic accident. By Mary Alice Robbins
May 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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