The Texas Attorney General’s Office is locked in a lengthy legal dispute rooted in alleged violations of the Texas Whistleblower Act. Despite the Attorney General’s decision not to contest the Plaintiffs’ case and seeking judgment in their favor, the trial court’s actions have been criticized as procedural irregularities and an abuse of discretion. The Office is seeking relief through the appellate process but has been continuously denied, and the Texas Supreme Court’s intervention is being urged.
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Former VIA Police Chief Osborne attempts to reverse the trial court’s judgment to dismiss his whistleblower claim. He files an appeal within thirty days of the City of Harlingen’s plea to jurisdiction being issued. Our publishing provides portions of Osborne’s transcript from his videotaped deposition. The transcript was provided by Osborne as an exhibit in his initial plea to attempt to overcome the City of Harlingen’s plea to jurisdiction. Does the transcript expose valid reasons for Osborne to have been terminated?
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PLEASE NOTE: Nothing in this publishing or on this website should be taken as legal advice. Texas Attorney General Hopes to Get 1 Supreme Court Ruling to Stop Whistleblower Lawsuit On November 12, 2020, more than a few individuals employed, at one time, by Ken Paxton, the Texas […]
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The Texas Attorney General’s Office provided the following Press Release: “AUSTIN – Yesterday the Office of the Attorney General of Texas (OAG) filed an appellate brief with the Austin-based 3rd Court of Appeals fully debunking a group of former OAG political appointees who had gone rogue and lodged […]
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