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A legal dispute is unfolding in the Lee Gilley case. The Harris County District Attorney's Office has raised concerns about comments made to the media. An attorney has filed a motion related to these comments, which allegedly go against a court order.
This order was put in place to limit public discussion of the case. Further details about the situation are available from Click2Houston, including the actions being taken by the court and the parties involved.
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