Brown v. De La Cruz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that possibility of legislative mistake did not empower court to create private right of action
• holding that possibility of legislative mistake did not empower court to create private right of action
• explaining that penal statutes are strictly constructed and a private cause of action is not implied without some indication of legislative intent
• explaining that penal statutes are strictly constructed and a private cause of action is not implied without some indication of legislative intent
• holding statute that provided that a “seller who violates Subsection (a) is subject to a penalty” did not create a private cause of action
• stating that the separation-of-powers provision, article II, section 1 of the Texas Constitution, forbids advisory opinions

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