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• GA-0454 (Feb 23, 2006): Whether a sex offender with a reportable conviction based on an out-of-state offense prior to September 1, 1995, must register as a sex offender if he resides in Texas even though he was not under the supervision and control of a Texas-based penal institution, probation department, or parole office for the offense
• GA-0114 (May 27, 2003): Whether a community supervision and corrections department may assess a participant in a pretrial intervention program fees under both article 102 .O 12 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and section 76.015(c) of the Government Code
• JM-1131 (Dec 29, 1989): Applicability of article and Drug Abuse 5561cc, V.T.C.S., to local 1705 Guadalupe substance abuse treatment Austin, Texas 78701-1214 facilities or court residen- tial treatment facilities
• JM-0819 (Oct 30, 1987): Reconsideration of Attorney General Opinion JM-422: Whether the same person may serve justice of the peace a:: part time appointed municipal judge of a city within the same county precinct Gentlemen: You have requested that we reconsider the second question addressed in Attorney General Opinion JM-422 (1986). This office was asked whether a person appointed justice of the peace may serve simultaneously as part time appointed municipal judge for a city located in the precinct. Attorney General Opinion JM-422 concluded that the common law doctrine of incompatibility prevented a justice of the pe
• JM-0759 (Jul 28, 1987): Whether the TexasDepartment of Corrections granting of good time to prisoners for time iu- carcerated in a county jail vio- lates section 3(c) of article 6181-l. V.T.C.S.
• JM-0797: Whether a full pardon is equiv- alent to a restoration of citizen- ship under section 24 of article 42.12, Code of Criminal Procedure You state that the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles is in need of answers to the following questions in determining "whether to change its rules, policy and practice of forwarding case recommenda- tions to the Governor that individuals be restored to full civil rights of citizenship only." 1. Are a full pardon and restoration of full civil rights of citizenship synonymous as stated in U-587 and MW-270? 2. What is the current status of H-587? Has the Opinion be

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