Paxton’s argument seems to be that attorneys in his office must be able to engage in professional misconduct in order to "effectively exercise the attorney general’s constitutionally assigned powers," said James C. Harrington.
July 17, 2023 at 03:53 PM
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Suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, already facing a Texas Senate impeachment trial Sept. 5, will also be in oral argument the following week in his state bar disciplinary case.
The complaints against Paxton brought by the Commission for Lawyer Discipline are also among the 20 articles of impeachment to be presented to the senate.
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