Lakeshore Utility Co. v. Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission

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• explaining that under the doctrine of par-ens patriae, “the State, as ‘parent of the country,’ may sue to protect an interest in the health and well-being — both physical and economic — of its residents in general”
• explaining that under the doctrine of parens patriae, “the State, as ‘parent of the country,’ may sue to protect an interest in the health and well-being – both physical and economic – of its residents in general”
• recognizing a court's authority to protect a party's rights pending appeal

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