Democratic state Rep. Ron Reynolds likely headed to jail after Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refuses to review his case
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The Missouri City representative will still be able to keep his seat because it was a misdemeanor conviction.
The Missouri City representative will still be able to keep his seat because it was a misdemeanor conviction.
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