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Due to a paperwork glitch, writ applications filed on behalf of about 30 Texas residents convicted on drug charges from a 1999 sting could have been returned to their attorneys without being considered by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Some attorneys failed to state the grounds for an applicant's claims on the form accompanying each habeas corpus writ application, as required by the state. The forms' defects came to light one day after 12 defendants were freed on bond.
June 26, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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