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Opinion No.

Texas Attorney General Reports · Feb 19, 2003

Your question involves subchapter E of that chapter, which establishes special certificate-of-title requirements for certain damaged vehicles and provides that a vehicle that has been rebuilt may be issued a new, regular … By definition, a vehicle that has been issued a Texas Salvage Certificate does not qualify as a salvage motor vehicle or nonrepairable motor vehicle.

Opinion No.

Texas Attorney General Reports · Dec 12, 1990

assessed for the payment thereof; provided the Legislature shall not authorize the issuance of any bonds or provide for any indebtedness against any reclamation district unless such proposition shall first be submitted to the qualified … As the term is used in those subchapters, a bond is clearly distinguishable from a revenue note.

Opinion No.

Arkansas Attorney General Reports · Aug 23, 2006

I note for instance that A.C.A. §§ 20-16-201 and — 211 (Repl. 2005) establish the "Arkansas Reproductive Health Monitoring System" to be administered within ACH, and A.C.A. § 20-78-104 (a)(1) (Repl. 2001) provides for ACH's … The Ordinance describes the Memorandum thus: [I]f the Hospital Maintenance Tax were approved by a majority of the qualified Electors voting at the General Election, and subject to Court approval, the County would accept ownership

Maryland Attorney General Opinion 97 OAG 072

Maryland Attorney General Reports · Nov 29, 2012

Rather, the policies that lie behind the establishment of a waiting period for marriage licenses suggest the opposite. … This is not to say that words do not matter in how we characterize and solemnize same-sex marriages; they clearly do.

Opinion No.

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jun 3, 2004

Legal Background Chapter 1704 of the Occupations Code applies in a county that is required to have or has chosen to establish a bail bond board. See Tex. Occ. … See Minton , 545 S.W.2d at 445-46 ("It necessarily follows that otherwise qualified attorneys are exempt from [the sheriff's] bonding requirements.").

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2004

LePalBackmound Chapter 1704 of the Occupations Code applies in a county that is required to have or has chosen to establish a bail bond board. See TEX. OCC. … Clearly, the phrase “conduct involved with that practice that would subject a bail bond surety to license suspension or revocation” refers to the two chapter 1704 provisions that set forth grounds for bail bond boards to

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2005

In context, section 41.0052(a) reveals an intent to establish a broadly applicable deadline for political subdivisions to change their respective election dates, not to override a political subdivision’s established process … Wenk - Page 8 (GA-0342) SUMMARY Section 41.0052(a) of the Texas Election Code clearly establishes a deadline after which a home-rule

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2000

If an appraisal office fails to allocate the value of a qualifying business aircraft for tax year 1999 according to section 2 1.055, the taxpayer may petition the appraisal review board to correctthe appraisal roll under … Although the allocation formula set forth in section 21.055, like the formula set forth in 21.05, clearly reflects the legislature’s attempt to satisfy federal constitutional requirements, the section 21.055 formula is not

(2005)

90 Op. Att'y Gen. 45 · Maryland Attorney General Reports · Feb 7, 2005

person in interest" in the Medical Records Law can include a health care agent, a personal representative of a deceased person, a parent of a minor in some circumstances, and an attorney for an individual who would otherwise qualify … A dispatch record is clearly a "written ... transmission in any form or medium of information."

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1942

Article VIII, Section 1, provides in part as follows: "For the school year 1941-42,upon the agreement of the board of trustees of the districts concerned or on petition signed by a majority of the qualified … "Under this division of governmental power it is now au established and fundamental principle of constitutional law that the executive cannot exercise either judicial or legis- lative authority; the judicial department

(2009)

94 Op. Att'y Gen. 177 · Maryland Attorney General Reports · Nov 4, 2009

If the "school operating budget" in the MOE statute were equated with the "current expense fund" in the budget statute, an appropriation for debt service would clearly not be taken into account to determine compliance with … Id. , § 9-603(g). 14 The Resolution stated in full: A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SAVINGS PLAN.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 2002

I inspection at establishment for slaughter of horses if meat or meat food product is “not intended for use as human food”). … TAX CODEANN.$23.42(d)( 1) (V emon 2001) (defming “agriculture” for purposes of determining whether land qualifies for agricultural-use tax benefit as “the use of land to produce plant or animal products . . . under natural

Op. Atty. Gen. 64f (Cr. Ref.63b-5)

Minnesota Attorney General Reports · Oct 27, 1995

27, 1995 seems clear that the legislature intended to apply the uniform election day requirements of the section to home-rule as well as statutory cities. lndced there is no other plausible explanation for striking the qualifying … Consequently, we conclude that the acts in question are clearly not special laws within the meaning of article 12 of the constitution.

Opinion No.

Texas Attorney General Reports · May 16, 1997

The Supreme Court's decision in Agan establishes a rule for answering the questions before us. Mr. … Martinez informs us that he is "fully cognizant of the processes stipulated in the Local Government Code regarding approval by the county auditor and by the commissioners court," and that he also "clearly understand[s] that

Maryland Attorney General Opinion 106OAG038

Maryland Attorney General Reports · Mar 22, 2021

Pursuant to that provision, the General Assembly has established a statutory scheme for the administration of the budget. … Based on those principles, we can say with confidence that certain conditions would clearly be beyond the Board’s authority to impose.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1974

Although House Bill 956, does not contain a repealing clause, we are compelled to the conclusion that Article 5221(f) as amended is quite clearly intended to embrace … It allows but does not require the dealer to bring an exempted mobile home up the standards set by the Board and to thereby qualify the unit for a seal of approval issued by the Department.

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1947

The people certainly intended that support should be given the one university and the one col- lege already established; they as clearly intended that others might be established … No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or~property

Opinion No.

Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 6, 1999

Gov't Code Ann. §§ 76.002 , .004, .005 (Vernon 1998) (establishing community supervision and corrections departments and providing for staffing). … If the state wishes to compel an examinee who has legitimately invoked the privilege to respond to the question, the state must determine whether to provide immunity for the confession.

Opinion Number

Louisiana Attorney General Reports · May 24, 2010

Your concern is whether any statutes, particularly La.R.S. 41:891 , La.R.S. 41:892 , or La.R.S. 33:1321 , establish a mandatory procedure (i.e., public bid requirement) for the transfer of the property from the School Board … Thus, it is the opinion of this Office that the School Board clearly owns the portion of the Peebles Elementary School that is situated on the leased property.

107 OAG 153 (FINAL)

Maryland Attorney General Reports · Dec 7, 2022

Licensed medical cannabis dispensaries may not be penalized for distributing “medical cannabis, products containing medical cannabis, related supplies, or educational materials for use by a qualifying patient, a caregiver … It is clearly not a “search” under the Fourth Amendment for officers to use their own noses to smell cannabis emanating from a car, because a person has no reasonable expectation of privacy in odors that waft into a public