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Brandon Morris
July 18, 2022

In a previous blog post, we discussed the process by which cities can adopt an initial city Charter. But what happens after adoption? Are cities […]

Sovereign Citizens

Judith El Masri
June 28, 2022

Municipal courts across Texas in cities of all sizes have encountered individuals that claim to be “sovereign citizens”. Often encountered in municipal court but their […]

Catalytic Converter Crimes

Megan J. Mikutis
May 9, 2022

This week, the City of Houston passed an ordinance requiring anyone in possession of a cut catalytic converter to show proof of ownership or face […]

Contemplating Contempt

J. Grady Randle
May 3, 2022

You are in contempt! Television courtroom dramas and national politics bring this to our attention very often. But how often does a court hold a […]

Expirations, Terminations, and Renewals, oh my!

Byron L. Brown
April 25, 2022

Contracts come in all shapes and sizes. Sure, there are legal elements that are needed to make a contract, such as an offer, an acceptance, […]

Paw-licy Update on Unlawful Restraint of a Dog

Raphael A. Garza
April 4, 2022

Previously, I wrote about requiring the registration of pets within city limits; today I bring you another animal policy update about one of America’s favorite […]

Texas Water Primer

Judith El Masri
March 28, 2022

Texas has the second largest state economy and the ninth largest in the world. The Texas economy and the 29.5 million Texas residents are entirely […]

Attorney-Client Privilege Beware

Megan J. Mikutis
March 21, 2022

Clients, beware, not every communication with your attorney is protected from disclosure. Municipal officers often see requests, made under the Texas Public Information Act, and […]

Shootout Over the Commerce Clause Begins with Suppressors

Byron L. Brown
March 14, 2022

The 87th Texas Legislature was perhaps the most favorable legislature to gun rights in Texas history. In previous blogs, our office has discussed the passage […]

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