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A divided Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that Philip Daniel Taylor's acquittal of intoxication manslaughter in connection with one death in a two-car accident prevents the state from attempting to prove in another trial an alternative theory of intoxication for causing the death of a second person. Taylor's lawyer said the state tried to "tap dance its way around collateral estoppel" with the second indictment.
November 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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