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State v. Thomas

Citations

  • 766 S.W.2d 217
  • 32 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 203
  • 1989 Tex. LEXIS 11
  • 1989 WL 13187

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  • explaining that legislature cannot \by statute abrogate the Attorney General's constitutional grant of power\ and that constitutional balance of powers may only be altered \by constitutional amendment\
  • explaining that legislature cannot “by statute abrogate the Attorney General’s constitutional grant of power” and that constitutional balance of powers may only be altered “by constitutional amendment”
  • explaining that legislature cannot \by statute abrogate the Attorney General's constitutional grant of power\ and that constitutional balance of powers may only be altered \by constitutional amendment\
  • granting petition for writ of mandamus and ordering Public Utility Commission to vacate its order denying Texas Attorney General's intervention
  • granting petition for writ of mandamus and ordering Public Utility Commission to vacate its order denying Texas Attorney General’s intervention
  • granting petition for writ of mandamus and ordering Public Utility Commission to vacate its order denying Texas Attorney General’s intervention

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Judges: Mauzy, Gonzalez, Hecht, Phillips, Cook

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