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Even if the principals' incarceration in Los Fresnos or their alleged deportations were considered 'uncontrollable circumstances' preventing their appearance in court, on this record the trial court could have reasonably concluded, in each case, that appellant failed to prove that the principals' failure to appear arose through no fault of their own, since they were apparently in this country illegally.
July 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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