Appendix - Letter advising Paul Padilla Jr., of his right under Anders v. Cal#ornia Page 9

LAW OFFICES OF JAMES L. BRUNER 18 Datapoint Dr San Antonio, Texas 78229 Telephone (210) 73 6-2291 Fax: (21 0) 73 6-45 03 August 30, 2016 Mr. Paul Padilla SID# 53 8996 TDS#05012676 Bexar County Detention Center Cornal St. San Antonio, Texas 78207 Re: Paul Padilla Jr Appeal No. (}4-16-00389-CR Cause No. 2014-CR-21 12 Dear Mr. Padilla: l arn the attorney who has been appointed in this case. This letter is to advise you that I have completed my review of your appellate case, and have determined that your case presents no errors that merit an appeal ln other Words, I have not been able to find any errors in the record that Would support a reversal of your case.

I am enclosing a copy of the brief that l have drafted and tiled, Which reflects the fact that I was unable to find reversible error. I have also enclosed a copy of my Motion to Withdraw, Which l Eled with the appellate court. Such action is required where an appointed appellate attorney asserts that there are no meritorious points of error.

You have the right to review the record to see if you can find any error, and you may tile a brief of your own. The Court of Appeals should be sending you a scheduling order relating to when your brief Would be due. Typically, you will have 30 to 60 days from the date of the scheduling order to tile a pro se brief if you choose to do so. If you decide to write your own brief, you may request a copy of the record from the Bexar County Distriet Clerk. To do so, you Will need to contact the clerk at (210) 335-2113. The mailing address is Ms. Donna Kay McKinney, Page 9

Bexar County District Clerk, Transcripts and Appeals Section, Paul Elizondo Tower, 101 Nueva St., San Antonio, Tx 78205. The Fourth Court oprpeals may be contacted at (210) 335-2635, and their address is: Fourth Court of Appeals, Cadena-Reeves Justice Center, 300 Dolorosa St., Suite 3200, San Antonio, Texas 78205-3037. ' If the Fourth Court of Appeals sustains my conclusion that the appeal is frivolous, you may challenge the finding by filing a petition for discretionary review With the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas. The granting of a petition is completely discretionary with the Court of Crirninal Appeals. They may or may not grant a petition and hear your case, for Whatever reason they choose.

This concludes my representation of you on this matter, other than to advise you of your further rights atter the Court of Appeals makes its decision l Will however stand ready to answer any questions about the process that you may have. Good Luc .

Sincerely, ppg/low es L. Bruner Enclosures Certiiied Mail - return receipt requested Certitied No. 7015 1520 0002 3768 8993 JLB/vv Page l|]