Mauricio Celis' appellate attorney, David Botsford, says he is disappointed in the CCA's opinion. He says it contains a number of factual errors, "including the fact the constitutionality of the statute was not attacked."
May 22, 2013 at 11:40 AM
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Despite some sparring regarding one of Mauricio Celis’ key arguments, the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed his conviction on May 15.
Celis, the former Corpus Christi law firm owner who was convicted in 2009 of falsely holding himself out as a lawyer, had objected to the jury charge in his criminal case.
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