Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife v. Maria Miranda and Ray Miranda
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS
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No. 01-0619
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Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife, Petitioner,
v.
Maria Miranda and Ray Miranda, Respondents
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On Petition for Review from the
Court of Appeals for the Fourth District of Texas
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Argued October 30, 2002
Justice Brister, joined by Justice O=Neill and justice Schneider, dissenting.
The Legislature has provided that state park visitors are owed the same duty of care as trespassers;[1] thus, the plaintiffs in…
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