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  • Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Jul 2, 1951

    agents, and employees, permanent and temporary, as they may require, and shall determine their qualifi- cations, duties, and compensation. … Conservation Districts constitute illegal expenditure of State Appropriated funds, and if so to whom and to what extent are they liable 7” The provisions of Section 2a above quoted are clearly

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  • AdmissionsCriminal History – Whether Higher Education Institutions May Rescind a Student's Admission on the Basis of Criminal History Discovered After Enrollment – Whether the Maryland Fair Access to Education Act Applies to Juvenile Records

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · Mar 23, 2021

    Once a student was accepted, the original bill also established a strict process to be used “[i]n deciding to deny or limit a student’s access to campus residency or participation in a particular activity or aspect of campus … If the language “is unambiguous and clearly consistent with the statute’s apparent purpose,” then the inquiry ordinarily ends there. Id. at 275.

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  • Opinion No.

    Texas Attorney General Reports · Oct 17, 2000

    A governmental body may not reimburse an individual whose guilt is established. … One of the council members had been appointed to replace a council member who resigned after his indictment on Open Meetings Act violations and another had received immunity from prosecution. See id .

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  • AdmissionsCriminal History – Whether Higher Education Institutions May Rescind a Student's Admission on the Basis of Criminal History Discovered After Enrollment – Whether the Maryland Fair Access to Education Act Applies to Juvenile Records

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · Feb 23, 2021

    Once a student was accepted, the original bill also established a strict process to be used “[i]n deciding to deny or limit a student’s access to campus residency or participation in a particular activity or aspect of campus … If the language “is unambiguous and clearly consistent with the statute’s apparent purpose,” then the inquiry ordinarily ends there. Id. at 275.

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    92 Op. Att'y Gen. 26 · Maryland Attorney General Reports · Jun 14, 2007

    The statute established a CJIS Central Repository in the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services ("DPSCS"). … Of course, each of these listed concerns would also justify withholding a record from a requester who does not qualify as a "person in interest." In Pemberton , 66 Md.

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  • Opinion No. (1998)

    California Attorney General Reports · Jan 2, 1998

    system integrity 26 — will be sold at their variable operating costs. 27 The ISO Governing Board "has chosen all of SDGE's units for Must-Run status." 28 Must-take resources, which include SONGS and other nuclear plants, qualifying … Following SCUPP, we suggest that buyers of those rights obtain undivided interests based on contract paths "from an established point of receipt to an established point of delivery." 213 Those auctioned rights will constitute

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  • Labor & EmploymentPublic Schools – Sick And Safe Leave – StatutoryConstruction – Whether Daily SubstituteTeachers Are Excluded From Earning Sick AndSafe Leave Under The Maryland Healthy WorkingFamilies Act

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · Dec 27, 2018

    As an initial matter, the Act defines “employee” to exclude workers (1) who qualify as independent contractors under LE § 8-205, (2) who serve as real- estate brokers paid by commission under LE § 9-222, (3) who are under … If the statutory language, read in context, “is unambiguous and clearly consistent with the statute’s apparent purpose,” the inquiry will “ordinarily” end, “and we apply the statute as written, without resort to other rules

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  • Public Schools – Sick and Safe Leave – Statutory Construction – Whether Daily Substitute Teachers Are Excluded From Earning Sick and Safe Leave Under the Maryland Healthy Working Families Act

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · Dec 6, 2018

    As an initial matter, the Act defines “employee” to exclude workers (1) who qualify as independent contractors under LE § 8-205, (2) who serve as real- estate brokers paid by commission under LE § 9-222, (3) who are under … If the statutory language, read in context, “is unambiguous and clearly consistent with the statute’s apparent purpose,” the inquiry will “ordinarily” end, “and we apply the statute as written, without resort to other rules

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  • Opinion Number

    Louisiana Attorney General Reports · Nov 21, 2006

    Thus, based on the foregoing authority, we believe that, absent some local ordinance, the establishment of any separate account presumably to be designated for the use of law enforcement purposes is prohibited. … Mandamus is an extraordinary remedy, used only sparingly, and then to compel performance of a ministerial duty that is clearly required by law; it does not issue in a doubtful case. See City of Shreveport v.

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  • Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

    California Attorney General Reports · Jan 2, 1998

    Footnote No. 130 Accordingly, "[p]rice relationships are clearly the best single guide to geographic market definition." Footnote No. 131 A. … Following SCUPP, we suggest that buyers of those rights obtain undivided interests based on contract paths "from an established point of receipt to an established point of delivery."

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  • Maryland Attorney General Opinion 110OAG82

    Maryland Attorney General Reports · Oct 6, 2025

    Att’y An individual with a qualifying conviction becomes entitled to expungement after a specified waiting period. The waiting period usually begins upon completion of the sentence. … But the enactment of the Expungement Law “obviated” any “common law right of expungement” and established the “primary remedial mechanism” in the area. Reid v. State, 239 Md. App. 1, 15 (2018).

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  • Untitled California Attorney General Opinion

    California Attorney General Reports · May 7, 1990

    Mission Energy participates in a large number of qualifying facilities (QFs) and small power- producing projects. … But the point of yardstick competition is that it gives regulators a clearly comparable, familiar system against which to judge the utility, and that simply cannot be replaced were this proposed merger to be approved.

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