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Texas can no longer investigate alleged cases of vote harvesting, federal judge says
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The future of Utah’s age verification law could hinge on Supreme Court decision on Texas law
Sen. Todd Weiler, R-Woods Cross, and Rep. Susan Pulsipher, R-South Jordan, sponsored Utah’s age verification bill in 2023.
Abortion was a big topic during VP debate. Could a new president change the Texas law?
Roe v. Wade actually originates in Texas where “Jane Roe” filed a lawsuit against District Attorney of Dallas County, Henry ...
How does Texas law govern our groundwater?
A significant share of Texas’ water is pumped up from underground; in 2020, nearly 2.94 trillion gallons. But with the ...
The future of hemp is uncertain in Texas and nationwide. How did it become legal in Texas?
Delta-8 and other hemp products might not be legal in the near future. Here's how hemp products became available, and where ...
Can you take your dog into a grocery store in Texas? Here’s what state law says
While there is no statewide law prohibiting dogs from entering grocery stores, individual stores may have their own policies.
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Texas prisoners, including death row inmates, may be able to vote under little-known elections law
Texas elections law says state prison inmates who are appealing their convictions are eligible to register. Many lawyers and ...