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minytrker wrote:They are doing things illegally so I turn them into the EPA which results in writeups and fines.

TexasCajun 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.

Then that would provide the basis for further changes. If an entity deliberately tries to ignore or circumvent the law, even the good ol boys are going to eventually get slapped upside the head.

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.

TexasCajun wrote:I received a response from Harris County - Houston Sports Authority. Apparently, the county has some sort of arrangement with a non profit called Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation that actually is in charge of operations at NRG Stadium. The head honchos over there aren't as forthcoming with their contact info. I called the main number & got no answer. So I faxed the complaint to the number listed on the website.

I'll keep y'all posted on any response (if any) and developments.

Scott in Houston wrote:We need as many AG complaints as possible. Pass this to all your 2A friends. Everyone on this board should do this.

mr1337 wrote:

Pariah3j wrote:

RossA wrote:You mean to force the AG to do his job?

I don't think that's fair to Paxton - he is busy and has done some great things. But he does seem to be holding back on going after municipalities. Maybe he's giving them a chance to get familiar with the law. I don't know - it is frustrating but at the same time but I won't accuse the man of not doing is job.

Education of the law is built-in. Citizens educate the municipality and they have 3 days to look it up and take down the sign and/or change their policy.