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  • Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1951

    The State Board of Trustees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas was created by the Legisla- ture to administer the Retirement System established under Article 2922-1, V.C.S., pursuant to Section 48a, Article III, Constitution … Clearly, membership in the Retirement Sys- tem is a prescribed qualification as to ellgiblllty for nomination and appointment for the trustee of- fices covered by subsection (2)(d) of Section 5.

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    Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Aug 25, 1993

    Clearly, Act 362 of 1992 was the latest expression of the legislative will regarding this matter. … The courts and their judges are vested with the constitutional power to construe and interpret both legislation and the constitution and, furthermore, possess judicial immunity from liability and suit for their adjudications

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    Florida Attorney General Reports · Aug 28, 1979

    S., as amended, Florida's Waiver of Sovereign Immunity Law, permits the state and its subdivisions, including counties, to be liable in tort for amounts within statutory limits provided in that section. … The Alachua County case also established that the preauditing responsibility is shared by the clerk and the board of county commissioners, 351 So.2d 37 . Accord : White v.

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  • Opinion No. (1996)

    Nebraska Attorney General Reports · Dec 20, 1996

    Once a reserve officer qualifies for and elects to receive retired pay, then he is no longer on active duty status. Rather, he is categorized as a member of the Retired Reserve. 10 U.S.C. § 10154 (Cum. Supp. 1996). … Laws, c. 205, § 3 — § 4, p. 483-86, since 1921, the statute has established that the Adjutant General shall hold his office "until [he has] reached the age of sixty-four years unless retired prior to that time by reason of

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  • Opinion No. (2001)

    Missouri Attorney General Reports · Apr 12, 2001

    Article III, Sections 2 and 7 clearly exclude initial appointments to the commissions from among those for which Senate confirmation is required. … Neither the case law nor the language of the constitution clearly answers the question you pose.

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    Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Mar 19, 2001

    The use of Mifeprex is assumed to require the same preventive measures as those taken prior to and during surgical abortion to prevent rhesus immunization. … Pediatric Use Safety and effectiveness in pediatric patients have not been established.

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  • Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1939

    at least twenty (20) days previous to the day said taxpayers are required to meet him for the purpose of paying their taxes, stating In said notice the times and places the same are required to be paid ***I’ This statute clearly … authorizes the establishment of “substations” upon the conditions stated.

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  • Opinion No. Oag 50-85, (1985)

    74 Op. Att'y Gen. 245 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Dec 30, 1985

    Whether a tradition of tribal sovereignty exists and whether the subject matter has a substantial impact beyond the reservation are clearly important. Rice , 463 U.S. at 725 . … The general rule, cited above, is that failure to observe established extradition procedures does not deprive a state of personal jurisdiction over a defendant.

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  • (1974)

    63 Op. Att'y Gen. 127 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Apr 26, 1974

    ZIMMERMAN Secretary of State Section 152 of ch. 90, Laws of 1973, established a new compensation plan consisting of ten executive salary groups. … Const., is whether the prohibition disqualifies a legislator from running for a prohibited civil office during his term or merely from qualifying for the office during his term.

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  • Maryland Attorney General Opinion 105OAG040

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · May 1, 2020

    At the risk of stating the obvious, the degree of adjacency to campus diminishes the farther away an area is from the campus border; a neighborhood block that adjoins the campus area is clearly adjacent to the campus, while … See, e.g., ED § 24-1205 (explaining that the purpose of the University Police Accountability Board, which must be established in tandem with the establishment of the Hopkins PD, is to “[e]nable community members to share

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  • (2007)

    92 Op. Att'y Gen. 154 · Maryland Attorney General Reports · Nov 9, 2007

    The statute does not establish a time line or deadline for this review. C. … Thus, a board or commission established by a general executive order not based on any specific statute, a general administrative directive or a legislative resolution would not be "established by law."

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  • (1974)

    63 Op. Att'y Gen. 453 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Oct 2, 1974

    Program description "It is the purpose of this subchapter to establish a program to provide comprehensive manpower services throughout the Nation. … An avenue is available to counties and groups of counties to qualify as prime sponsors under the federal act.

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    Colorado Attorney General Reports · Nov 7, 1983

    H.B. 1187 is clearly a procedural statute. … At issue was the timeliness of notice given pursuant to the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act. A high school student not yet 18 years old had been injured in the school parking lot.

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  • Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1966

    The language used by the Legislature in Article 165-4a clearly manifests an intention to provide broad and in- clusive power to the Committee in promulgating establishing and effecting the purposes for which the Comttee … Such action on the part of the Committee is clearly within the leg- islative authorization and is not in conflict with tht Lzgis- lature's intent and policies.

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    Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Mar 30, 2009

    The statute also provides that for certain parishes, the charge shall only be imposed after the question of its imposition has been submitted to the qualified electors of the parish. … The second ordinance in question proposes to establish a mosquito control service fee of $1 per month.

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    Colorado Attorney General Reports · Mar 19, 1980

    Whilden, as a school district employee, clearly fits within the definition of a public employee, and the sole remaining question is whether her authorized leave of absence affects that status. … The board has also provided by rule 30.701 requirements for establishing a leave of absence for the purpose of rule 10.107.

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  • Opinion No. Oag 32-81, (1981)

    70 Op. Att'y Gen. 133 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Jul 9, 1981

    In sec. 141.07, Stats., counties are authorized to establish dental clinics. Section 46.21 (2)(a), Stats., directs county boards of public welfare to supervise the operation of guidance clinics. … Thus, the Legislature clearly expressed its intent to restrict municipal borrowing for clinics exclusively to those operated by physicians.

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  • Opinion No.

    Arkansas Attorney General Reports · Sep 11, 2000

    In Act 169 of 1931 , § 152, the legislature declared that all children who could establish indigency must be supplied with textbooks. … However certain charges for certain types of supplies are clearly permissible.

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  • Opinion No.

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Nov 27, 1991

    Your request letter states that you have concluded that "to be eligible and qualified to write a bail bond for a case pending in a court in Tarrant County, the person acting as bondsman must be licensed by a Bail Bond Board … Counties of over 110,000 population must, and counties with smaller populations may, establish county bail bond boards. Id. section 5(a).

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    Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Feb 15, 2002

    It is our opinion that the prior law of Louisiana Acts 1972, No. 34 , amending R.S. 13:1952 (18) was repealed by the subsequent law of Louisiana Acts 1980, No. 577 , amending R.S. 13:1872 (A) by providing clearly and unequivocally … The election of the justices of the peace and constables includes those qualified voters within the territorial limits of the jurisdiction of the justice of the peace court. R.S. 13:2582 (B) and 2583(B).

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