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Brandon Morris
August 4, 2021

In a previous blog post, this firm addressed some instances of first amendment issues implicated by state laws. Particularly of note, was a state statute […]

Megan J. Mikutis
July 27, 2021

With the growing number of social media platforms and their rapidly increasing potential to attract audiences and disseminate information, local government leaders, management, and staff […]

What is a Mayor Pro Tempore?

Judith El Masri
July 19, 2021

To understand what a Mayor Tempore (usually abbreviated as Mayor Pro Tem) is you need to understand the duties of the Mayor. These duties are […]

Carl R. Allred
July 13, 2021

Many municipalities in Texas provide utilities to their citizens in one form or another, but what does a city do when a customer refuses to […]

Constitutional Carry Comes to Texas

Byron L. Brown
July 6, 2021

Independence Day weekend seems like a fitting time to write about a new freedom to be enjoyed by Texans—constitutional carry. The Firearm Carry Act of […]

Texas Bans Camping in Public Places

Brandon Morris
June 28, 2021

In recent years, many cities across the country have seen a surge in homeless populations. It is not uncommon to see a tent-city within a […]

Abbott’s Border Promise

Megan J. Mikutis
June 21, 2021

Earlier this month, Governor Greg Abbott revealed a new plan to revitalize the campaign promise of former President Donald Trump to build a wall at […]

Community Development Block Grants

Judith El Masri
June 14, 2021

It’s hurricane season here on the Gulf Coast of Texas, and it is unlikely any of us missed NOAA’s prediction of an active hurricane season. […]

Carl R. Allred
June 7, 2021

Contracting for goods or services is a normal part of the day-to-day operations of a municipality in Texas. As most City Attorneys already know, there […]

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