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Before CAMPBELL and HANCOCK and PIRTLE, JJ.

OPINION ON ABATEMENT

On February 25, 2010, in cause numbers 11,592-B (07-10-0100-CV), 18,246-B (07-10-0091-CV), and 18,325-B (07-10-0101-CV), the trial court signed and entered a document entitled Order to Withdraw Inmate Funds (Pursuant to TX. GOV’T. Code, Sec. 501.014(e)).*fn1 By the withdrawal notifications entered in each case, the trial court directed the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division to withhold the amounts of $671.50 (Cause No. 11,592-B), $13,791.50 (Cause No. 18,246-B), and $1,363.43 (Cause No. 18,325-B) from Appellant’s inmate trust account. While each withdrawal notification contained the statement that “court costs, fines, and fees have been incurred as represented in the certified Bill of Costs/Judgment attached hereto,” none contained an attachment of any kind. Furthermore, while the judgment entered in each case provides that the “State of Texas do have and recover of the said [Appellant] all costs in this proceeding incurred . . .,” the summary portion of each judgment leaves costs blank.

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