Texas Amicus on Virginia v. Moore
Posted on April 25, 2008
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Can anyone tell me why, when Virginia v. Moore is irrelevant to Texas state cases, Texas’s Attorney General Greg Abbott wastes his time and taxpayers’ money filing an amicus brief in that case?
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