Lloyd London v. Ada Jemison, M.D., Psychiatrist and Any Successor, and the Attorney General of Texas
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Outcome
Appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. The court determined it lacked jurisdiction to review medication orders from Wilbarger County, which fall under the Seventh District Court of Appeals, and also lacked jurisdiction over the Milam County competency order under Article 46B.011 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
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