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Salazar, Raul Garza

Filed: Jul 16, 2015
Court of Appeals of Texas
PD-1160-15 & PD-1161-15

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Raul Garza Salazar appealed his convictions for two counts of abuse of official capacity and one count of tampering with governmental records. The convictions stemmed from allegations that Salazar, as an administrative assistant, directed a human resources employee to take a civil service exam for Roberto Cadriel and provided Cadriel with an answer key for another exam, in an effort to secure a job for Cadriel. Salazar raised twelve issues on appeal, including claims of misleading testimony by the State and a defective indictment. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's judgment, primarily because Salazar failed to provide adequate citations to the record. The court did address and reject the argument regarding the indictment's sufficiency, stating that lack of owner's consent is not a material element of the offenses and the objection was waived.

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Raul Garza Salazar appealed his convictions for two counts of abuse of official capacity and one count of tampering with governmental records. The convictions stemmed from allegations that Salazar, as an administrative assistant, directed a human resources employee to take a civil service exam for Roberto Cadriel and provided Cadriel with an answer key for another exam, in an effort to secure a job for Cadriel. Salazar raised twelve issues on appeal, including claims of misleading testimony by the State and a defective indictment. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's judgment, primarily because Salazar failed to provide adequate citations to the record. The court did address and reject the argument regarding the indictment's sufficiency, stating that lack of owner's consent is not a material element of the offenses and the objection was waived.

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