ObFlCE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS
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AS FeU pOlnted'oU4in YOUr brief,Art10 ESlB
or tha wsridtiQivii i94a4u4.aprovidesthe aettot 0: t&ring
thw ooWl~8tio.oenov8of oo& line schooldlstzlcts ti
4m0 is miati tttr(L8-40 unillremth ot w mrrtio8
;%A web 04tmty of a bountyline eohcolaistrint.
In AU&an Indop4lmnt s0hoo1Dlstri:t i. Enrs,
1931) 41 8.w. (84%)9, the quecticn was m3otbcr01
dtStTiOtOf n OOtAltJ paf XSC@Xd
lolaw 0r a oountyrob001rqmrmac4ont,
swh auprintendenthavlngw 0cntro10v.rtbo a.sairoafthc
diatrlot. The oou.r%holdthat ft as, samr !
"It wwot be trtclosnrtil~
denied*mata tko
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publio wh o o la o f evsq 8o h o o L distr io t in l & VW
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the 1~ rttqtires the o+int &&tendect to purS#a
iAth0 abOW W&t1OWd hAVC dirsct
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ts~oohwl matter8of wmmon o&Morn tc all tLB*uo
#Oh13018 Or the OOUAtF. . . ."
The eon01u~i011i8 inemaapabls that :ke Le#shtura
~hasmade the booi of detorminlnga aouutpsiiperfn*wdantv8
oalarythe number oi ooholaatiooresiding in W coaty.
We think tbia ls a rair and roaeonable baols01 det.e&WioAa
woventhou&hsow or suoh rohola8tio residents are 2~ a counw
I.&nosohooldfstriotuader tho oolltrol of cno-- ~0~~.
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