Penal Code §8

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WW-1388 (Jul 17, 1962): Whether the term "Highway Post Office" vehicle as used in Article 827a, Sec- tion 8(b) applies to con- tract carriers of U.S. mail. In your request for an opinion from this office you stated the following facts: "We have a man in Dickens County who has a contract with the Federal Government to carry mail from Spur to Lubbock. He operates his own truck, carries other items besides the mail, and could be properly termed a common carrier. The only post office service he renders is the pure transportation of the mail. The question is: should his truck for speeding purposes be classi- fied as a com
WW-1164 (Oct 11, 1961): Effect of House Bill No. 829, Examiners 57th Leg., R.S., amending Austin. Texas Sec. 9 of Article 7342, Ver- non's Penal Code, as tb a student enrolled in an ap- proved barber school, whose schooling was interrupted and who later re-enrolls to
WW-1067 (May 23, 1961): Whether a person who solicits and takes orders in Texas for liquor that is stored in a United States Custom Bonded warehouse, underthe facts submitted, is required to pro- cure a permit under Article 1, Section 4(a) of the Texas Li uor Control Act (Article 66&(a), V ernon's Penal Code)? Your request for an opinion reads as follows: "We are confronted with the following situation. A person seeks to establish a United States Bonded Warehouse in the State of Texas for the purpose of supplying liquor to individual travelers destined for foreign countries, and for the purpose of supplying liquor to
WW-1077 (Apr 13, 1961): Whether an agent or employee of a corporation can be held liable for violation of Article 286, Vernon's Penal Code, commonly
WW-0936 (Sep 15, 1960):
WW-0256 (Sep 10, 1957): Whether the Dallas-Fort Austin, Texas Worth Turnpike is a public highway within the meaning of that term as defined in the Uniform Act regulating traffic on highways and related

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