Texas view Perry and Paxton cases show diverging legal paths
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled Perry’s veto power not criminally punishable, while Ken Paxton faces charges over undisclosed investments and commissions. The pieces contrast veto politics with alleged financial deception, highlighting law, ethics, and accountability in state government.
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Rick Perry
Texas
Perry
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ken Paxton
Paxton
Legislative
Travis County Public Integrity Unit
Rosemary Lehmberg
Lehmberg
Petthe of Taed
Texas lawmakers contact details and offices listed
A fragment lists Rep Tom Craddick of Midland and Rep Landgraf of Odessa with district and Austin offices and phone numbers, plus Sen Kel Yenloly of Amarillo with Odessa and Austin mailing addresses and contact details. The garbled text includes emails, websites, and partial room numbers for state government offices.
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Tom Craddick
Republican
Midland
Tinyurl. Sykc
Landovel Republican
Odessa
West 4Th St
Austin
Capitol Extension
P.O
Brooks
Landgraf
House
Kel Yenloly
Amarillo
E. University
Senate State
Senate
In defense of rattlesnakes and public opinion
Chapman argues rattlesnakes deserve protection amid public fear and a U.S. roundup, noting Massachusetts refuge plans and Illinois preservation efforts. He cites fatalities from venoms and insect stings to contrast risk, recalls Texas hunts, and urges reduced killing and habitat preservation. He ends with a quip that rattlesnakes never run for office.
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Sweetwater
Texas
Massachusetts
Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
Illinois
Lincoln Park
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Steve Bennett
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Lonesome Dove
Gus McCrae
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Texas View
Govenor
Paxton Case
Ig Mane
Odessa, TX
Aiakter
MEDIA
Jeremy L. Halbreich
AIM Media Texas LLC
William RB
Rick” Starks
Patrick Canty
Chapman
Chicagotribune.com
Stephen Chapman
The
Chicago Tribune
Kevin Siers
TE Cmd
Trump
Oapa
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