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Message-ID: <20021115224644.GA999@clusterfsck.net>
From: ib at clusterfsck.net (Isaak Bloodlore)
Subject: Fw: reply

Quoting Schmehl, Paul L (pauls@...allas.edu):

> In case no one told you, TDC is Texas Department of Corrections.  IOW,
> he went to the state penitentiary for 16 years.  It takes a finding of
> guilty for a felony to be sentenced to TDC for 16 years.  I don't know

Not necessarily. True, it takes a guilty verdict, but it could be that
some older charges have been tacked on non-consecutively to make up 16
years (that's somewhere in the area of Man One or Murder Two with a
sentencing recommendation as part of a plea).

Knowing this is Texas, it might also have been a third strike at
posession of weed, or something equally minuscule....

I don't know how the Fifth Circuit handles its case-files, but if
there's paperwork, one should be able to get it (but why?, I ask).