After Texarkana's Sixth Court of Appeals stated in a footnote that unidentified "counsel" made a misrepresentation in a brief, a motion for rehearing has been filed, asking the court to reconsider.
April 14, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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After Texarkana’s Sixth Court of Appeals stated in a footnote that unidentified “counsel” made a misrepresentation in a brief, a motion for rehearing has been filed, asking the court to reconsider.
The motion denies the allegation and argues that the footnote could dissuade other lawyers from briefing issues.
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