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Opinion No. (1996)

Nebraska Attorney General Reports · Jan 18, 1996

First, the petition contains a provision similar to other provisions in the Bill of Rights in the Nebraska Constitution which would prohibit government from abridging the privileges and immunities of citizens of Nebraska, … The Legislature would be required to establish standards of efficiency for the delivery of local government services. 2. Quality education would be declared to be a fundamental right.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2002

Chapter 57 establishes qualifications for interpreters appointed in criminal cases under the authority of article 38.30. … Unlike article 38.3 1, which establishes qualifications for interpreters for the deaf, article 38.30 does not establish qualifications for spoken-language interpreters. Compare TEX.CODEGRIM. PROC.

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Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Sep 8, 2010

Additionally, it should be noted that an offer to purchase Thomas Gibbs Elementary School does not qualify as an actual or attempted sale. … While the Board's position is that it would be financially prudent to sell the school for less than the appraised value, as explained with regard to the Thomas Gibbs School above, such policy decisions are clearly beyond

Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

California Attorney General Reports · Dec 17, 1987

We believe that such clearly includes core academic area subjects. (See fns. 6, 7, ante & accompanying text.) … and maintain special classes during the summer vacation period in core academic area subjects and admit pupils to it other than those who are regularly enrolled in its public school system, if it deems them "qualified

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Washington Attorney General Reports · Sep 26, 1996

As noted in our answer to Question 2, the Hanford roads do not meet the definition of "county road" set forth in RCW 46.04.150 , because they do not qualify as "public highways". … Although those roads may not be "county roads", the expenditure in question would still clearly be for "road purposes".

Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

California Attorney General Reports · Feb 14, 1986

Military service qualifies as prior "public service." (30 Ops.Cal.Atty.Gen. 49 (1957. 2 … added to the section subsequent to 1945, when the deferred retirement provisions were added to the 1937 law; and that, consequently, as originally amended in 1945, the definition of "member" presented a definition which clearly

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Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Dec 13, 2000

For example, Section 2(a) of the Charter states "[t]he mayor and the chief of police (marshal) shall be elected at large by qualified voters throughout the City of Plaquemine." … The parenthetical reference to the position of marshal clearly indicates that the former position of marshal is incorporated in the position of chief of police.

Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

California Attorney General Reports · Mar 23, 1993

"Any person who is under the age of 18 years when he violates any law of this state or of the United States or any ordinance of any city or county of this state defining crime other than an ordinance establishing … Since a court may rehear a decision respecting detention, fitness, or disposition in delinquency proceedings, the role of the referee is clearly subordinate and within constitutional bounds.8 It is, therefore, concluded that

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1986

The Peoal Code 6~‘:s out the consequences of a presumption established by a penal law: When this code or another penal lav establishes a presumption sith respect to … Eor the proposition that such impairment or interruption, to qualify for a felony offense, must be ‘substantial.“’ Apparently you arc refwring to Williams v.

Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

California Attorney General Reports · Apr 5, 1989

The PERS board clearly exercises judgment and discretion in administering the provisions of the Public Employees' Retirement Law. (See Phillipson v. Board of Administration (1970) 3 Cal.3d 32, 39; Quintana v. … Examining first the provisions of section 20100 which establish the PERS board, we find that the statute is specifically limited in its authorization of the board's membership.

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Texas Attorney General Reports · Sep 24, 2003

You state that "[t]he residents of Long Island Village are claiming in part that Long Island is `an island bordering on the Gulf of Mexico,' and, therefore, they assert the area they wish to incorporate would qualify under … Although the Laguna Madre has been described as "an arm of the Gulf of Mexico," it is clearly different from, and not a part of, the body of water known as the Gulf of Mexico. See Humble Oil Refining Co. v.

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Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Jan 19, 2001

For example, Section 2(a) of the Charter states "[t]he mayor and the chief of police (marshal) shall be elected at large by qualified voters throughout the City of Plaquemine." … The parenthetical reference to the position of marshal clearly indicates that the former position of marshal is incorporated in the position of chief of police.

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Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Oct 29, 1996

Unless the articles or by-laws provide otherwise, the directors shall hold office for one year and until their successors are chosen and have qualified . . . . C. … Each director shall hold office for the term for which he was named or elected, and until his successor is elected and qualified.

Opinion No. Oag 74-76, (1976)

65 Op. Att'y Gen. 207 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Oct 5, 1976

The intent not to convey was clearly expressed in the documents pertaining to the transaction. … Actually the statute, as it now reads, clearly retains these other interests in the entire parcel conveyed (sec. 24.11 (3), Stats.).

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Maryland Attorney General Reports · Nov 21, 2022

School Segregation Although Maryland had made sporadic attempts to establish a free public school system since the early nineteenth century, the State’s 1864 Constitution made the first provision for a Statewide system … remove two Black students who had been admitted to its law school on the basis of a new statute that afforded scholarship funds for Black students to attend out-of-state higher education institutions when they were otherwise qualified

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1942

“The questions at issue appear to be clearly stated in the letter which General Donovan has addressed to me on this subject. … Establishment - a.

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New York Attorney General Reports · Aug 9, 2005

Pursuant to Town Law § 64 (5), the town board has the power to appoint a qualified person to fill a vacancy in an elective town office. … First, the Court in McCabe was clearly referring to referenda, rather than special elections to fill vacancies: "The power to provide for a referendum must be found in the City Home Rule Act.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2017

However, you tell us that the clarification you seek concerns "the admissibility status of forensic disciplines that clearly meet the 'forensic analysis' definition." … Id. art. 38.01, § 4-a(e); see also id. § 4-a(d)(l)(C) (requiring successful completion or recognition of an examination, among other things, to qualify for a forensic analyst license). Dr.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2003

You state that “[tlhe residents of Long Island Village are claiming in part that Long Island is ‘an island bordering on the Gulf of Mexico,’ and, therefore, they assert the area they wish to incorporate would qualify under … Keffer - Page 4 (GA-0107) Although the Laguna Madre has been described as “an arm of the Gulf of Mexico,” it is clearly different from, and not a part of, the body of water known as the Gulf of Mexico

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Texas Attorney General Reports · Sep 17, 1990

CODE ANN. art. 21.28-D (Vernon 1981 and Vernon Supp. 1990), must a resident be a legal resident of Texas to qualify for benefits? … Co. opinion, referenced above, to "have as many residences as he may choose" would, we think, clearly lead to untenable results.