Association of Texas Professional Educators v. Kirby

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• stating “the present tendency favors giving the enrolled version only prima facie presumptive validity, and a majority of states recognize exceptions to the enrolled bill rule”
• reversing the denial of a temporary injunction upon a determination that House Bill 2566 was unconstitutional
• stating ‘the present tendency favors giving the enrolled version only prima facie presumptive validity, and a majority of states recognize exceptions to the enrolled bill rule’
• where undisputed testimony, official legislative journals and stipulation by attorney general conclusively showed that bill signed by governor was not bill passed by legislature, court would not enforce it

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).