Ken Paxton, Travis County and Texas Open Meetings Act
Ken Paxton sues Travis County for holding 'unlawful secret meeting'
TRAVIS COUNTY, Texas - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Monday he is suing Travis County. According to the Attorney General's Office, Paxton is suing the Travis County Commissioners Court for "violating the Texas Open Meetings Act to secretly discuss a measure to allocate public money for security enhancements for the personal residence of Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza.
Garcia White was condemned for the December 1989 killings of Annette and Bernette Edwards. HUNTSVILLE, Texas — A Texas man ...
AG Paxton is challenging a court ruling that blocked parts of Texas' election law, SB 1, over constitutional concerns.
In this photo released by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Texas death row inmate Garcia White. White, who is ...
U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez found that a key part of the Texas 2021 omnibus voter legislation is confusing, vague, ...
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing to stop the city of Austin from covering travel expenses for residents who seek ...
On September 18, 2024, the Texas Attorney General announced a settlement with Pieces Technologies, a Dallas-based artificial ...
A Texas county's guaranteed income program is being challenged by Attorney General Ken Paxton after it was revived by county ...
A Texas man linked to five killings and convicted of fatally stabbing twin 16-year-old girls more than three decades ago is ...
The Texas Attorney General is once again signaling the office’s intent to enforce the state’s privacy and consumer protection laws. According to ...
A federal judge has ruled that parts of a sweeping Texas voter security law are unconstitutional, and the state can no longer ...
A Texas man convicted of fatally stabbing twin 16-year-old girls decades ago is facing execution. Garcia White is scheduled ...
Judge Andy Brown says the county has followed the rules and it’s the AG and Secretary of State violating federal law.
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