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The suspended attorney general’s political origins and rise to power began in the suburban North Texas county. But every House member from the county voted to impeach him.
For the owner of two apartment complexes in Northeast Dallas’ Vickery Meadow neighborhood, the issue is religious freedom. He says the city of Dallas targeted him and his tenants with “harassing inspections,” and city employees wanted to rid the property of “religiously motivated organizations and community prayer.”
Planoites for Property Rights Releases an Expert Report Confirming the Plano Eminent Domain Petition Was More Than Sufficient Appears City Secretary's History of Not Following City's Charter Continues News provided by Share this article PLANO, Texas, April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Effie Saifi, the owner of Montessori Children's House (MCH), and Planoites for Property Rights released a report today from Allied Data Service, a company that specializes in the validation of petition signatures, which confirms the total number of valid signatures on the petition is 5,244 - exceeding the 4,403 si...
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Owner of Dallas-area trade school who wrote of lies in journal is convicted of $70 million fraud Jonathan Davis, 43, whose Retail Ready trade school in Garland trained hundreds of veterans in the heating and air industry, now faces the possibility of life in prison for wire fraud and money laundering. Retail Ready Career Center suddenly closed on Sept. 27, 2017 as federal authorities investigated the for-profit trade school. Jonathan Davis, the owner, has been convicted in federal court of fraud after a trial.(Eva-Marie Ayala / The Dallas Morning News) The owner of a Dallas-area trade school...
The city of Plano attracted ire from property rights activists at a City Council meeting Monday evening for its handling of a legal dispute with a Montessori academy. âI think the city of Plano needs a new law â a law that restricts the use of eminent domain,â said attorney Jack Ternan, who represents the plaintiff, in a public comment to the council. âSome things should be obvious: land, education, free enterprise⦠These things are more important than a bike trail.â For nearly 40 years, park officials have been looking to construct a trail along Hoblitzelle Park...