Ken Paxton, Travis County and Texas Open Meetings Act
Ken Paxton sues Travis County for holding 'unlawful secret meeting'
According to the Attorney General's Office, Paxton is suing the Travis County Commissioners Court for "violating the Texas Open Meetings Act to secretly discuss a measure to allocate public money for security enhancements for the personal residence of Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza."
Paxton sues Travis County, says it violated open meetings act in DA security decision
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Travis County, accusing the county of "violating the Texas Open Meetings Act" when it approved taxpayer money for "security services" for Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza's office.
A federal judge ruled on Saturday that part of a Texas law that enacted new voting restrictions violated the U.S.
The ruling on Saturday immediately halted the state’s ability to investigate alleged cases of vote harvesting, such as the ...
The attorney general said he would move to block the order “so Texas can continue to defend its elections from bad actors ...
A Texas district court judge on Monday denied a request by Attorney General Ken Paxton to block a Bexar County plan to mail ...
The federal lawsuits, filed this week, target rules on foster care and classifying gender dysphoria as a disability.
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