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Well, we finally received a ruling today. Was disappointed the court did not go along with the larger requested AG fines as a deterrent to other
cities refusing to follow the law:

https://search.txcourts.gov/Docket.aspx ... 07/22/2021

Too bad non-parties cannot access and read on-line the underlying court records. If memory serves the District and County Clerks' offices opposed open access in the last legislative session because of their anticipated loss of $$$ for charging the public for hard copies of those records.

This is all quite interesting and will probably wind up at the Supreme Court of Texas.

Many courthouses, "justice centers", county offices, and "annexes" have differing but related offices and departments located in the same building. I can think of Adult Probation, County and District Clerks Offices, Treasurers Offices, Tax Offices and on and on. I think a court would argue that many of those offices and departments are necessary to its day to day function.

Have no idea what the eventual "rule of law" will be or how it will be applied but I think the courts will protect themselves and if I had to guess will give great deference to security with more, not less, of buildings off-limits to firearms. Stay tuned.

Been sitting in the "in" box for awhile.

What is the "other litigation" the AG mentions?