From: John Cuccia 

One of the articles I read said it's against Texas law to act to prevent a
quorum of the legislature, but that there no penalty for it.

Still, what's conspiracy to break an obscure local law got to do with the
federal government (besides the fact that W is the current governor's old
boss and is almost surely a supporter of the Texas GOPs proposed
gerrymandering)?

On Tue, 13 May 2003 22:42:27 -0400, "Tony Ingenoso"
 wrote:

>If there was any crime involved (obstruction of justice perhaps?  deriliction
of duty?, or such) then you've got a conspiracy since
>more than one was involved.
>
jcuccia{at}bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> Aside from the obvious hilarity inherent in this situation, what
>> possible grounds could the Feds use to get involved in this game
>> between Texas juveni..., er, lawmakers?
>

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