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79 Op. Att'y Gen. 75 · Wisconsin Attorney General Reports · Apr 19, 1990
These responses establish the minimum characteristics of the "imprisonment" required for repeat OWI offenders. … Finally, in my opinion, persons duly qualified as "jail officers," as authorized by section 165.85 (2)(bn), must supervise, control or maintain the facility on a day-to-day basis.
Cited 0 timesPublishedTexas Attorney General Reports · Oct 27, 2000
First, construing Boeing's tax-exempt leasehold interest to qualify for tax abatement under section 312.206(a) would require reading out of the statute the term "taxable" contrary to established principles of statutory construction … A person who holds legal title to property and owns the property in fee simple is clearly an owner for purposes of chapter 312.
Cited 0 timesPublishedTexas Attorney General Reports · Jun 2, 1999
would be inconsistent with other provisions of article 4582b, which clearly contemplate that funeral establishments may employ the services of licensed embalmers as subcontractors. … Thus, it clearly contemplates that a body taken to a funeral establishment may be embalmed either on the premises of the funeral establishment or off-site at the premises of a commercial embalming establishment.
Cited 0 timesPublishedTexas Attorney General Reports · Mar 11, 1987
The authority to incur debt for purposes which are not authorized or to incur debt in excess of the limits on the amount of debt authorized or to incur debt without observing prescribed procedures for incurring debt clearly … The Texas Supreme Court, however, qualified these two commission of appeals holdings. In Brown v.
Cited 0 timesPublishedLouisiana Attorney General Reports · Dec 10, 2010
Code § 65863.4 (California law establishing a process to consider grandfathering certain nonconforming residential uses). … In such a situation, clearly, the cemetery in which the remains are found does not lose its character as a dedicated cemetery; nor is the primary jurisdiction of law enforcement impinged upon merely because of the property's
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1939
It is to be noted that th8Se taxes were clearly *expenses incurred in connectionwith the loan* as contemplatedby Section 13-A of House Bill 420. … property, privi- leges or immunities;.orinanymanner disfranchised:, ~8XC8ptby Ch8 dUeCoUrS8,Of the +3W~Of th8.tind.w -1 Section.l3C prOvid8S.that~if:a;loan.made~by a licensed lender
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled California Attorney General Opinion
California Attorney General Reports · Oct 24, 1989
Association does not receive general fund revenue from the City and County of San Francisco, but it does receive a grant award as a non-profit private entity from the latter's Publicity and Advertising Fund which is established … shall state, if known, the name of the minor, his whereabouts and the character and extent of the injuries. [¶][¶] No person shall incur 8. 89-601 clearly
Cited 0 timesPublishedMaryland Attorney General Opinion 104OAG003
Maryland Attorney General Reports · Feb 15, 2019
However, Maryland had never established an overall mechanism for managing discharges from the septics sector. 3. … Laws, ch. 149, Preamble (explaining that the Legislature intended to use “established planning processes” to achieve the Act’s purposes).
Cited 0 timesPublishedTexas Attorney General Reports · Nov 9, 1990
Clearly, if amendment of the constitution was necessary in order to authorize the General Land Office to issue the patents which were the subject of article VII, section 4A, the legislature cannot, once the deadline for obtaining … legislature has attempted to delegate broad authority to the land office to select a tract of state-owned land for placement in the school land fund in "exchange" for a tract of school land to be patented out to a person qualifying
Cited 0 timesPublishedMinnesota Attorney General Reports · Apr 10, 1995
January 24. 1995. we concluded that lack of registration did not disquallfy a person otherwise qualified from signing the petition. Michelle E. … lt would appear clearly that an offer of land and funds to aid in construction of county seat facilities in Warroad would be essentially meaningless if the county seat were not to be located 9.
Cited 0 timesPublishedTexas Attorney General Reports · Dec 8, 1981
Although a municipally owned utility is not a `public utility' for purposes of section 22, the final sentence of that section clearly imports that the commission has the same powers with regard to municipal utilities operating … Your seventh question is as follows: If the commission is required to hear appeals brought pursuant to section 26(c) de novo, does that require the commission to establish the total revenue requirement of the utility even
Cited 0 timesPublishedMinnesota Attorney General Reports · Aug 4, 1997
It is possible that a 457(f) plan may be established so as to operate within the authorization for severance pay. … Prior Opinions have clearly established our view that, absent specific statutory authority a political subdivision may not provide an officer or employee a vehicle for personal use or pay the costs associated with such a
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1990
Clearly, if amendment of the constitution was necessary in order to authorize the General band Office to issue the patents which were the subject of article VII, section 4A, the legislature cannot, once the deadline for obtaining … legislature has attempted to delegate broad authority to the land office to select a tract of state-owned land for placement in the school land fund in wexchangew for a tract of school land to be patented out to a person qualifying
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1999
GOV’T CODEANN. 54 76.002, ,004, ,005 (Vernon 1998) (establishing community supervision and corrections departments and providing for staffing). … -Houston [14thDist.] 1992, writ denied) (stating that court-appointed health-care professionals evaluating child’s best interest in connection with parents’ divorce qualified as “agency designated by the court to be responsible
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1973
As in other instances, the establishment of criteria is primarily a qeustion of fact and expertise. … Accordingly, even in the absence of House Bill 115, your juris- diction over youth camps would arise only in isolated situations and we believe the Legislature has clearly manifested an intention to place the
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1992
The Supreme Court of Connecticut has not as clearly defined the scope of the phrase “the courts” in the Connecticut administrative procedure act. … Hartman - Page 9 (EM-142) which established the Texas Court Reporters Committee.
Cited 0 timesPublishedLouisiana Attorney General Reports · Jan 28, 2002
The rationale of that opinion does not clearly support the conclusion in Opinion 90-149 although it does allude to a provision in the Lawrason Act. … The person filling this vacancy on an interim basis may qualify for this position at the subsequent election.
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled California Attorney General Opinion
California Attorney General Reports · Oct 6, 1992
Clearly, the state has a "compelling interest" to educate and train its students. … the administrative search doctrine are invalid absent "qualified consent" to the search.
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 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.
Cited 0 timesPublishedUntitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1962
City of Atlanta, 206 Ga. 652, 58 S.E.2d 140 (Ga.Sup. 1950) very clearly states this principle. "Under Board of Trustees v. … However, the Courts have also well established what is not a public purpose.
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