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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Texas reviews how court rulings affect public information law
Lawmakers continue to review the effects of a 2015 Texas Supreme Court ruling that allows certain government contracting information to be withheld from public disclosure. Boeing v. Paxton addressed a provision of the Texas Public Information Act (PIA) that allows information to be withheld if it would … Continue reading
Posted in General Government
Tagged attorney general, boeing, open government, open records, public information, Public Information Act, supreme court
Attorney general opinion addresses definition of electronic voting machine
A Texas attorney general opinion issued in October says a voting machine producing marked paper ballots as an added security measure qualifies as a direct recording electronic (DRE) voting machine under Texas law as long as it meets additional statutory requirements.
Posted in General Government
Tagged attorney general, elections, secretary of state, voting, voting machines