Charges against Rick Perry dismissed by Texas high court, on constitutional grounds

The Volokh Conspiracy 2016-02-24

Summary:

In 2013, Travis County (Tex.) District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg was convicted of drunken driving, but refused to resign. Then-Gov. Rick Perry (R) threatened to veto $7.5 million in appropriations for the public integrity unit in the Travis County DA’s office unless Lehmberg resigned. When Lehmberg refused to resign, Perry made good on his threat. But […]

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freedom of speech

Authors:

Eugene Volokh

Date tagged:

02/24/2016, 12:32

Date published:

02/24/2016, 12:13