Board of Pardons and Paroles power debate in Texas
The text records a legislative proposal to amend Section 11 of Article IV of the Texas Constitution creating a three member Board of Pardons and Paroles with gubernatorial powers limited to recommendations. It specifies appointment terms, and outlines governor reprieves pardons and commutations tied to board advice, plus election timing and an appropriation of 5000 dollars for the required election. It concludes with a proclamation by Secretary of State K B Stanford confirming copy accuracy.
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