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Three dogs attacked and killed another dog. Appellant City of Baytown seized the attacking dogs and took them into custody. Baytown Code of Ordinances § 14-152 defines what is a dangerous dog.
Appellants purchased property consisting of approximately 123 acres in Brazoria County and intended to encumber the property as part a development, but they only actually encumbered less than 10 acres of the tract, which made up part of a subdivision.
A railway company, that argued on appeal that the trial court erred in its determination of lease terms, successfully proved on appeal that the court erred in that determination.
In 2012, appellant was arrested for aggravated robbery, and he had property seized pursuant to a search warrant as evidence of the crime, including two motorcycles and two automobiles.
Between 2008 and 2015, appellants, John Deaton and Deaton Law Firm, LLC, and appellee, Law Offices of Steven M. Johnson, P.C., worked on a mass tort litigation.
A jury found that N.R.W., a juvenile, engaged in delinquent conduct by committing the offenses of attempting to take a firearm from a peace officer and resisting arrest.