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General and Special Irrigation Laws of the State of Texas: December 1, 1920 by Texas, 2010-01-09
General and Special Irrigation Laws of the State of Texas by Texas, 2009-12-25
The Texas Law Reporter (Volume 2)
The Texas Law Reporter (Volume 3)
Charter, Constitution and Code of General Laws of The Grand Lodge I.O.O.F. of Texas by Grand Lodge of Texas, 1969
General Laws of The State of Laws Passed at the Regular Session of the Twenty-Eight Legislature by The State of Texas, 2008-10-09
General Laws of the Tenth Legislature (Called Session) (yr.1864); With the Provisional and Permanent Constitutions of the Confederate States by Texas. Cn, 2010-01-12
Oil and Gas Law for the General Practitioner by State Bar of Texas, 1980
General and Special Irrigation Laws of the State of Texas: December 1, 1920 (2010 Reprint) by Texas, 2010-01-26
Law and politics: The Office of Attorney General in Texas by James G Dickson, 1976
General and Special Laws of The State of Texas Vol. IV by Texas State Legislature, 1936
The Constitution of the Republic of Mexico, and of the State of Coahuila & Texas : containing also an abridgement of the laws of the general and state governments, relating to colonization ; with sundry other laws and documents not before published, particularly relating to Coahuila and Texas ; the documents relating to the Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company ; the grants to Messrs. Wilson and Exter, and to Col. John Dominguez ; with a description of the soil, climate, productions, local and c
Courses of study in law pursued in the University of Texas (General series) by John Charles Townes, 1904
General Pest Control Law: Chapter 15, second called session of the forty-first Legislature (Bulletin / Texas Department of Agriculture) by J. M Del Curto, 1930

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Texas Law Enforcement Links
free online resource for texas Peace Officers or for anyone else seeking information on laws, law enforcement or general information about the State of texas.
http://www.texaspolicecentral.com/txlinks.html

Extractions: The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has established this Web site as the official Internet source for information about criminal convictions, deferred adjudications and sex offender registrations. The information contained in this site is public record. Peace Officers' Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Texas Law Librarians
and Judicial Information Links to Ethics Advisory Opinions, Noelke law and Public Interest Reporter texas Attorney general Opinions, Noelke law and Public
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1802/

Extractions: This web site is designed to act as an interface for accessing the legal research, reference, and administrative resources on the Internet which are of primary importance to Texas Law Librarians and Legal Researchers. It is divided into seven pages: Federal Sources of Information, Texas Sources of Information, International and State Sources of Information, Resources for Law Librarians, Legal and Business Forms, Reference Resources, and Related Sources of Information. A collection of links to unique and useful search engines appears at the bottom of this page. This page essentially acts as a site index. You may either click on one of the page titles in the "Site Index - Page Titles" [below] to quickly access a particular page listing and an index of its contents, or use the scroll bar to browse through the entire index. You may then click on the highlighted page title or an individual highlighted section to actually access the desired information. Site Index - Page Titles Federal Sources of Information Texas Sources of Information International and State Sources of Information Legal and Business Forms ... Search the World Wide Web Click either on the highlighted page title or an individual highlighted section to access the desired information: FEDERAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION
LEGAL AND BUSINESS FORMS
texas LEGAL AND BUSINESS FORMS. Click on the highlighted terms to access the desired information Lectric law Library s general Business Forms (Scroll down to
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1802/buslegal.html

Extractions: This page contains links to web sites which are indices or compilations of links to sources of legal and business forms, and to web sites which contain legal and business forms. A separate section at the bottom of this page contains links to Texas Legal and Business Forms. Click on the highlighted terms to access the desired information: All About Forms - Free Legal Forms (Fee-based legal document assembly software from Digital Contracts, Inc.; automates drafting of contracts, proposals, and intellectual property-related documents for software and online companies; transaction specific document kits are $49.95, or all for $199.95; free evaluation software is available)
Finding Texas Law In The Tarlton Law Library
I. Primary materials. Legislative. general and Special Laws of the State of texas KFT 1225 A23 (also Microfiche, Media Center, 4th floor).
http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/vlibrary/outlines/texas.html

Extractions: UT Law UT UT Libraries Home ... Printable version Prepared by Beth Youngdale Researching the law on a particular topic is generally a multi-step process that involves checking a number of sources - statutes, cases, and, sometimes, administrative rules or regulations. Very rarely is there a simple answer to a legal question or a single book that will provide an answer. Discovering what the law is in a given situation means finding the rule that is applicable - usually a statute, or in some instances a case - and then applying the rule to the facts of the situation. Case law is generally used to see how courts have applied the rule in other situations. The key is finding a case with facts that are analogous to your own. Where you start depends largely on what information you already have about the area of law you are researching. If you already have a citation - to a statute or a case - you are, to a certain extent, ahead of the game. Statutes and cases provide excellent jumping off points to additional sources of the law. If you don't have a citation, or are unfamiliar with an area of law, secondary sources are a good place to start. These sources, which are not the law, provide background information, an introduction to the terminology of a particular topic, and valuable citations to primary sources of law (statutes, cases, administrative rules).
Hopwood
texas Attorney general s Opinion on Hopwood, February 5, 1997. There are many more items available on Reserve in the Tarlton law Library Reserve Room fourth
http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/hopwood/

Extractions: About Hopwood Pleadings Online You can download free software to view the WordPerfect or Adobe Acrobat PDF files. Welcome to the Tarlton Law Library's archive of materials regarding the Hopwood v. Texas case. Most of the materials are currently on reserve in the law library, but we are in the process of putting much of the collection online.
UNT Libraries: Government Information Connection, Law - Texas Law
general and Special Laws of the State of texas, 1933present paper Call Number TxD L1800.4.G286 Location texas DocumentsThird Floor, Willis Library
http://www.library.unt.edu/govinfo/law/txlaw.htm
Texas Consumer Protection Law
According to the texas Attorney general s Office, problems associated with repairing an texas does not have a comprehensive law specifically governing car
http://www.weblocator.com/attorney/tx/law/c05.html

Extractions: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Although most businesses operate in a fair and legal manner, thousands of Texans lose money every year due to unscrupulous business practices and consumer fraud. When making commercial transactions, it is important for consumers to be aware and informed of any rights they may have. In Texas, the majority of consumer transactions are governed by the Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act . There are also a variety of additional state and federal laws protecting consumers from unscrupulous business practices in specific transactions. This chapter outlines some of those rights as well as a number of points to keep in mind when making any commercial transaction. Related information may be found in the Personal Injury Law: General Chapter and the Contract Law Chapter of this Guide , and the Commercial Collections Law Chapter. For most consumers, buying a new automobile is a large investment. It is essential, therefore, that consumers be adequately prepared when making any final purchase decisions. Among other things, a consumer should (1) have a realistic estimate of his or her budget and features needed in a car; (2) visit several car dealerships; (3) be prepared to negotiate; (4) not permit him- or herself to be pressured; (5) ask questions about anything that is confusing; (6) be wary of any add-on charges; (7) understand the terms of any dealer or manufacturer warranty; and (8) carefully read the purchase contract before signing it.
Guide To Texas Law
Personal Injury law general; Personal Injury law Medical Professional Malpractice; Managing Counsel; Social Security law; Tax law; texas Court System; texas
http://www.weblocator.com/attorney/tx/txlawguide.html
The TEACH Act
2 years, but the TEACH Act finally became law in late This means that in general, where there is an use statute and, for University of texas institutions, our
http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/teachact.htm

Extractions: The TEACH Act Finally Becomes Law Introduction separate set of rights in addition to fair use, to display (show) and perform (show or play) others' works in the classroom apply to any work, regardless of the medium. Until recently, however, when the classroom was remote, the law's generous terms for face-to-face teaching in Section 110(1) shrank dramatically in Section 110(2) some would say to the vanishing point! The TEACH Act expands the scope of educators' rights to perform and display works and to make the copies integral to such performances and displays for digital distance education, making the rights closer to those we have in face-to-face teaching. But there is still a considerable gap between what the statute authorizes for face-to-face teaching and for distance education. For example, as indicated above, an educator may show or perform any work related to the curriculum, regardless of the medium, face-to-face in the classroom - still images, music of every kind, even movies. There are no limits and no permission required.
Fair Use Of Copyrighted Materials
The general rule holds true (uses on the left tip this, see Advanced Topics in Copyright law, the third are associated with the University of texas System as
http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/copypol2.htm

Extractions: Intro Liability First Steps Rules of Thumb ... Permission We would all appreciate a clear, crisp answer to that one, but far from clear and crisp, fair use is better described as a shadowy territory whose boundaries are disputed, more so now that it includes cyberspace than ever before. In a way, it's like a no-man's land. Enter at your own risk. and their lawyers agree that fair use is so hard to understand that it fails to provide effective guidance for the use of others' works today. But the fact is, we really must understand and rely on it. So wouldn't Guidelines help? Many people who think so recently gathered in Washington to negotiate Guidelines for Educational Uses of Digital Works in a two-year-long Conference on Fair Use ("CONFU") . For many, the Guidelines that emerged satisfied the need for clarity; but for some, considerable objections remained. Some CONFU participants and their constituents complained that the Guidelines were too narrow; others that they were too broad; or unfounded in the law; or too premature; or too long; or unclear; and so on. In the minds of many, the Guidelines asked the right questions, but for some, they provided the wrong answers. larger strategy Copying, modifying, displaying, performing or distributing another's work beyond the suggestions of the Rules of Thumb may still be a fair use, so we'll use the four-factor fair use test to determine that. If you are part of U.T. System, you may
Will Yancey's Home Page
and hyperlinks to tax, sampling and statistics, electronic commerce, general business, law, and litigation Will Yancey, a texas Ph.D. and CPA, is Mr
http://www.willyancey.com/
Texas Electric Choice | Your Rights | Questions | General
Questions general. A texas law allows the Affiliate Retail Electric Provider (the electric provider that was part of the original electric company that
http://www.powertochoose.org/resources/q_general.asp

Extractions: A: Your current Transmission and Distribution Utility, or "local wires company," continues to deliver electricity to your home. Your local wires company still responds to service interruptions and continues to maintain the poles and wires. You will continue to receive the same reliable service you are used to with your local wires company, regardless of which Retail Electric Provider you receive service from. Q: What has changed in electric service? A: You can now choose to buy your electricity from a different electric provider than the original provider for your area. These companies are called Retail Electric Providers. Additionally, your bill now looks different than bills you have received in the past, but each Retail Electric Provider provides the same standard information. Q: Do all Texans have the power to choose their electric provider?
Texas Child Labor Law Summary
general. The purpose of the texas Child Labor law is to ensure that a child is not employed in an occupation or manner that is detrimental to the child s safety
http://www.twc.state.tx.us/ui/lablaw/cllsum.html

Extractions: TEXAS CHILD LABOR LAW CHAPTER 51 - TEXAS LABOR CODE GENERAL The purpose of the Texas Child Labor Law is to ensure that a child is not employed in an occupation or manner that is detrimental to the child's safety, health, or well-being. "Child" is defined as an individual under 18 years of age. Except as specifically authorized by the statute, it is illegal to employ a child under 14 years of age. One of the principal exemptions in the statute allows the Texas Workforce Commission (Commission) to adopt rules which authorize the employment of children under 14 years of age as performers in a motion picture or a theatrical, radio, or television production. Pursuant to that authority, the Commission has adopted Texas Commission Rule Section 817.31, which sets out the procedure for authorization of work by a child actor. These rules also contain provisions designed to ensure that employment does not interfere with a child's education and does not pose a threat to the child's health, safety, or general well-being. The Commission or its designee may, during working hours, inspect a place of business where there is good reason to believe a child is or has been employed within the last two years and collect information about the employment of children there. Knowingly or intentionally hindering such an investigation is a violation of the law.
Green Party Of Texas
The texas Attorney general manages the largest law firm in texas, with more than 3,500 employees and almost 700 attorneys. Responsibilities
http://www.txgreens.org/2002campaign/cobb.htm

Extractions: Social Justice * Non-Violence * Ecology * Grass-roots Democracy Home Page Green Party Issues Your Local GP ... Resources Merchandise Contribute Party Platform Animated Cartoon The Texas Attorney General manages the largest law firm in Texas, with more than 3,500 employees and almost 700 attorneys. Responsibilities include monitoring corporations for compliance with applicable state and federal law, collecting child support, enforcing consumer protection laws, and providing legal representation to more than 300 state agencies. 2002 Green Party Candidates David Keith Cobb "I will use the office of Attorney General to assist local governments and community groups with drafting local laws to assert local, democratic control over corporations. I will initiate charter revocation proceedings against those corporations which flagrantly violate state and federal laws. "
Hypertext Index Tracking Systems (HITS)
site hosts more than a million pages of texas law, including all statutes and codes, a recent version of the Administrative Code, Attorney general Opinions and
http://www.hyperindex.com/

Extractions: The people at HyperText Index Tracking Systems, LLC, provide advanced electronic publishing services to organizations that distribute reference materials. Using a sophisticated publishing system that indexes and cross-references words by hyperlink, these materials can be published in a powerful, yet simple and easy to use format, suitable for a wide audience. In a HITS publication all non-noise words (and,of, the, is, etc.) are indexed and cross-referenced directly by hyperlink. To locate other references of a word, you simply click on it anywhere it is found in the text or index. Most searches can be performed by a single mouse click. There are no commands or procedures to learn.You don't even have to type the word you are trying to locate! And the proprietary index-by-hyperlink mechanism (U.S. Patent Pending) works identically on CD, WAN, LAN, Intranet or Internet web sites. HITS publications offer some distinct advantages over other popular methods of electronic distribution:
Texas Law
texas Attorney general. texas Attorney general Opinions Provides access to interpretations of existing laws written by the Attorney general. TOP. Municipal Codes.
http://www.sll.state.tx.us/texaslaw.asp
OPINIONS OF THE TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL
pursuant to Article IV § 22 of the texas Constitution, the texas Attorney general is authorized to write advisory opinions on questions of law for certain
http://library.law.smu.edu/resguide/TexAG.htm

Extractions: Texas Attorney General Opinions Underwood Law Library Southern Methodist University Guide 305 Print this Page This information was compiled as of July 1, 2003. Please be certain to verify and update with your own research. This information is for reference use in Underwood Law Library and is not intended as a substitute for obtaining legal advice. Under §§ 402.042 and 402.043 of the Texas Government Code, enacted pursuant to Article IV § 22 of the Texas Constitution, the Texas Attorney General is authorized to write advisory opinions on questions of law for certain state officials known as authorized requestors. Only such authorized requestors may request these opinions. According to the Attorney General of Texas website, although an Attorney General Opinion is advisory, it carries the weight and force of law unless or until it is modified or overruled. Ultimate determination of a law's applicability, meaning or constitutionality is left to the courts. For this reason, the Attorney General generally does not write opinions on issues that are in pending litigation. Attorney General of Texas, Greg Abbott, Attorney General Opinions, available at http://www.oag.state.tx.us/opinopen/opinhome.shtml
DIVORCE IN TEXAS
texas Family law Litigation Handbook Rules and Procedure ON RESERVE at the Circulation Desk, KFT1294 .T38 2002/03. general DISCUSSION OF texas law.
http://library.law.smu.edu/resguide/divorce.htm

Extractions: DIVORCE IN TEXAS Underwood Law Library Southern Methodist University Guide 355 Print this Page This information was compiled as of July 1, 2003. Please be certain to verify and update with your own research. This information is for reference use in Underwood Law Library and is not intended as a substitute for obtaining legal advice. Vernon's Texas Family Code Annotated [Texas Collection (2nd Floor, north end of Library), no call number]. Most of the relevant statutory law on divorce is found in Chapter 6 of the Texas Family Code, entitled Suit for Dissolution of Marriage. Chapter 7 of the Family Code, Award of Marital Property, deals with the general rules of division of marital property. Check the Vernons Index at the end of the statutes for specific statutory citations. The text of the statutes is in the hardbound volumes and may be supplemented by a pocket part on the inside back cover of a volume or by a separate softbound supplement. Check the date on the cover of the supplement for the latest extent of coverage. Additional updates may be found in the Texas session law pamphlets shelved at the end of the Vernons set. [ON RESERVE at the Circulation Desk, KFT1296 .S64 1988 F.C. Suppl. 2002]. Single-volume annotated Texas Family Code with related state and federal statutes.
Texas Estate Planning, Wills, Probate, Family Law, Bankruptcy Lawyer
My practice is limited to Federal and texas law and courts. The information provided below is meant to be general in nature, not as advice for the exact
http://www.texaswillplanner.com/

Extractions: Information The information provided is provided as general background only and not intended as legal advice. The information provided is meant for Texas only. Advice should only be provided upon specific information concerning your circumstances. I am not certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in any area of practice. I help individuals and small business owners protect and care for their families and assets. I help you plan for and implement methods to deal with disability, litigation, financial crisis or death through the use of estate planning tools such as wills, trusts, creation of business entities (corporations, partnerships, and LLCs) and assistance in court. My practice is limited to Federal and Texas law and courts. The information provided below is meant to be general in nature, not as advice for the exact circumstances you may face. I help people like you take care of their loved ones and protect assets whenever legally possible. The information below is meant as general information and not as legal advice. Some typical questions my clients might face include:
Attorney Lawyer Rob V. Robertson, Williamson County, Texas, Travis County, Texas
child support issues, adoptions, probate and wills, business law, general civil and present, Associate municipal judge, city of Cedar Park, texas, June 1992
http://www.divorcenet.com/tx/robertson.html

Extractions: E-mail: robertr@abanet.org Experience Private practice, 1984-present, (in Travis and Williamson counties) with practice devoted primarily to divorce, custody, child support issues, adoptions, probate and wills, business law, general civil and criminal matters, Adjunct faculty member, Austin Community College, spring 1996-present, Associate municipal judge, city of Cedar Park, Texas, June 1992-June 1996, Staff and supervisory attorney, National Treasury Employees Union, 1976-84, Associate municipal judge, city of Austin, 1973-76, Associate, Law Office of Ralph W. Yarborough, 1971-73, Captain, Military Police Corps, U. S. Army Reserve, honorably discharged Bar admissions, biographical Licensed to practice law in Texas, 1971. Admitted to practice before the U. S. District Court for the Western District of Texas, 1976, U. S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, 1979, U. S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, 1981. Born, Fort Worth, Texas, January 2, 1944. Grew up in Taylor, Texas

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