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JP171 wrote:

goose wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:A win.....for next year? You just made my point. The HLSR will have a case of amnesia next year.

I predict right now that nothing happens and the rodeo powers that be do the exact same thing next year and ignore the law.

I am not disagreeing, just posing the question: If a group is allowed to have amnesia, what is to keep a city from posting a building, getting ten days notice taking the signs down for a day or two and then putting them back up, repeat ad nauseum? Granted, we may simply be dealing with uncharted waters. But lets chart them!

Edit: Granted if no one is ever made to take them down................................................................

that's what the zoo is for

anygunanywhere wrote:A win.....for next year? You just made my point. The HLSR will have a case of amnesia next year.

I predict right now that nothing happens and the rodeo powers that be do the exact same thing next year and ignore the law.

TexasCajun wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:

joe817 wrote:

TexasCajun wrote:I've received a copy of the letter that the AG's office has sent to Harris County Sports & Convention Corp & cc'd Harris Co Judge Ed Emmett. The letter says that OAG has received a complaint & is investigating it. They have 10 days to respond and/or provide any relevant information. The letter was sent from Zindia Thomas, Assistant Attorney General in the Administrative Law Division.

FINALLY!! Great news TexasCajun! Your efforts paid off.

The system appears to be working, at least so far. Please keep us informed.

From the looks of things the resolution will be reached just in time to be able to carry after the rodeo is over. Perfect!

At this point everything is a win. If they take the signs down it's a win - not only for whatever remains of this year's event but for future events. If they don't take the signs down, it's still a win because we can go to the legislature next session with improvements to the law.