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The decision by 11 Democratic state senators to go AWOL to deny the Texas Senate a quorum -- thus blocking consideration of congressional redistricting -- raises questions about how far the Legislature can go to compel attendance of absent members. On the same day Democrats fled the state, the Texas AG's office wrote the lieutenant governor, advising him that the Senate has express constitutional authority to compel attendance of absent members.
August 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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