Shelley Luther’s arrest mugshot. Photo: Courtesy of the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office
Gov. Greg Abbott and the state of Texas have denied Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther's claims that the state's COVID-19 emergency orders are unconstitutional because the executive branch used legislative branch powers.
August 18, 2020 at 12:51 PM
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The state of Texas and Gov. Greg Abbott have denied a Dallas salon owner’s allegations that COVID-19 emergency orders suspending state laws are unconstitutional.
Abbott and the state specifically denied allegations that the Texas Disaster Act of 1975 “improperly delegates power to the governor and local executive officials,” said the defendants’ answer, filed Tuesday in Dallas County district court.
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