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Election Laws of Texas, Including All Acts of the Legislature Governing Elections, Both General and Primary, to Date by Texas, 2010-01-08 Texas DWI Defense: The Law and Practice by Mimi Coffey, James Nesci, 2009-11-15 Texas Homeowners Association Law - The Essential Legal Guide for Texas Homeowners Associations and Homeowners by Gregory S. Cagle, 2010-07-20 Landlord's Legal Guide in Texas by Traci Truly, 2006-09-01 Texas Traffic Laws 2009 (Gould's Texas Traffic Laws) Worse Than Death: The Dallas Nightclub Murders and the Texas Multiple Murder Law (North Texas Crime and Criminal Justice Series) by Gary M. Lavergne, 2003-10-01 Texas Environmental Law Handbook (State Environmental Law Handbook Series) by Fulbright & Jaworski Staff, 2000-08-01 Texas Labor Laws by Joan M. McCrea, 1978-06 Martindale-Hubbell Law Digest: Texas by Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P., of Houston. Revision by Squire, 2007-06-12 Texas Family Law by Gaylord A. Jentz, 1992-05 Spanish Private Law (University of Texas at Austin Studies in Foreign & Transnational Law) by Martin-Casals, 2008-01-15 Guide to Criminal Law for Texas by Barbara Belbot, 2004-07-30 Strategies for Defending DWI Cases in Texas: Leading Lawyers on Understanding DWI and DUI Charges, Analyzing Test Results, and Developing Negotiation Strategies (Inside the Minds) by Aspatore Books Staff, 2008-10-31 Texas Real Estate Brokerage and Law of Agency by Charles J. Jacobus, George Stephens, 2008-06-13

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101. The Office Of The Attorney General Of Vermont:
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     Extractions: Reports Welcome to the Home Page for Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell. The Attorney General is the chief law enforcement officer in the state. He is charged with representing the state in all matters in which the state is a party or has an interest. More about the Office of the Vermont Attorney General Breaking News On June 7th, 2004, Attorney General William H. Sorrell and Senators Dick Sears (Bennington) and John Bloomer (Rutland) announced at a press conference in Manchester today that a bill to protect consumers from identity theft has been passed by the Legislature. Governor Jim Douglas is expected to sign the bill into law tomorrow. The bill creates a new crime of identity theft, and provides new tools to assist victims. “Identity theft is a big problem getting bigger both here in Vermont and nationally. The financial losses to victims, both individuals and businesses, are staggering,” said Attorney General Sorrell. Identity theft occurs when a thief takes over a consumer’s entire identity by stealing critical private information (such as SSN, driver’s license number, address, credit card number or bank account number) so that the thief can use the stolen information to obtain illegal loans or credit lines to buy goods or services under the stolen name. Usually the identity thief changes the consumer’s mailing address on new or old accounts to hide his or her illegal activities.

102. Faculty Profiles
     in the Yale law Journal, the Stanford law Review (three times), the Virginia law Review, the California law Review (seven times), the texas law Review (twice  
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     Extractions: Like no president before him, Ronald Reagan invested his time and political capital in reshaping the judiciary, from the Supreme Court where he's responsible for four of the nine current justices' seats to the lowliest district court. While other presidents saw judgeships as a patronage tool, Reagan cast a shadow forward into history by naming judges who would mold the federal bench in his conservative image.

104. TexasOnline
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