Texas Supremes rule against Bill Hammond

Posted on June 10, 2005 by Charles Kuffner

Also from the Quorum Report:

TEXAS SUPREME COURT DENIES BILL HAMMOND’S WRIT OF MANDAMUS IN 2002 ELECTION CIVIL TRIAL

Had sought to avoid answering specific questions about Texas
Asssociation of Business contributors posed by plaintiffs in civil discovery

Questions must be answered. Documents must be turned over. A more complete story with attorney comments will follow.

Can’t wait. Stay tuned.

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2 Responses to Texas Supremes rule against Bill Hammond

  1. The Stakeholder says:
    June 11, 2005 at 8:48 am

    You’ve Got a Week

    One more piece of the puzzle… Business group must reveal data [Chron] A long-awaited ruling from the Texas Supreme Court on Friday requires the Texas Association of Business to answer questions about how it raised $2 million spent in targeted…

  2. PDiddie says:
    June 11, 2005 at 9:30 am

    The story’s in this morning’s Chronic.

    I’m kinda stunned that some majority of the nine Republican TSC justices — all of whom were securely paid for years ago by the corporations doing business in Texas — ruled against the TAB.

    And is Andy Taylor on one hell of a losing streak, or what?

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