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Read Sasha Samberg-Champion on the Texas Appellate Court Decision Upholding an Eight-Year Sentence for Voter Fraud Against Green Card Holding Mother of Four

Posted on November 28, 2018 7:45 pm by Rick Hasen

Read Sasha’s thread starting here about this new opinion of a Texas appellate court [corrected]:

I just read the decision of the Texas intermediate appellate court that affirmed this conviction. It's worse than I thought. https://t.co/8zVETX7gtV

— Sasha Samberg-Champion (@ssamcham) November 29, 2018

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