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In the title or caption, the legislation is limited to a single subject matter subject.

of the legislature in putting the subject matter, the single subject matter in the title of a bill

That is now completely disassociated from the single subject requirement and the single subject matter that the legislature said the transportation code was meant to regulate and govern.

fact that the single subject matter clause of the Texas Constitution under Article III,

Because the Ohio Constitutes, you contain a single subject matter clause requirement

But if it is not being used for the purpose regulated by that single subject matter requirement

where that single subject matter clause at the very top of the bill tells you that everything

single subject matter is that that legislation had to apply to, and it cannot apply to anything

said what transportation means in the state of texas what the single subject matter clause of

relating to the single subject matter clause requirements for any bill enacted by the legislature

Transportation is the specific subject matter the single subject matter that is constitutionally mandated for every piece of legislation other than appropriation bills

In SB 971 back in 1995, transportation is the single subject matter under which all the statutes of that code were enacted.

As the single subject matter, another legal phrase for that term is subject matter jurisdiction.

The single subject matter that controls the application of that code.

It is the single subject matter that the code itself is limited to according to the actual

And I'm, Arizona Constitution has a single subject matter clause in the legislative section, but unlike you guys in Texas where you have that pretty strong language that a bill cannot,

It specifically prohibits them from enacting any law outside of a single subject matter with multiple subjects in it. It specifically prohibits them from delegating that authority to anybody else by specifying exactly who gets it in the first place, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

that because transportation is the single subject matter under which motor vehicle and

in its entirety specifically says that transportation is the single subject matter for all of those

now i have the three victories which is good let me ask you a question raider does the oregon constitution have a single subject matter requirement for legislation

what is the title of the bill what does it say the subject matter is that that bill relates to if the constitution has a single subject matter requirement then the bill has to tell you what that single subject matter is

now the thing you're going to have to have to prove that is first and foremost like i was telling truth raider you need to look at whether or not pennsylvania's got a single subject matter clause in its constitution which i'm sure it does

3 section 35 the single subject matter clause and then they've ignored the

implementation of that single subject matter clause within the title of the

Since the primary single subject matter jurisdiction in context of the transportation code is specific to transportation,

that was being used to transport persons or property upon the highway specifically for the single subject matter purpose of transportation.

The statute within the transportation code and the contextually limiting legislatively declared single subject matter transportation cannot be legally ignored by the courts.

my constitutional single subject matter limitation argument regarding the correct legal meaning

still not exclude them from the umbrella of the legislative single subject matter that

We no longer are operating within the single subject matter clause.

under the single subject matter context of, in this case, transportation within the Texas

Well, that's not true, because the Texas Constitution says that the word in the title of the act that describes the single subject matter

Is the single subject matter that makes those terms actually mean something

Well, before you even get to properly you have to be able to show what the single subject matter is those statutes are limited to

See here in Texas we have a single subject matter clause in the Texas Constitution that says any legislation

And it is that they are attempting to separate the statutes from the single subject matter that governs those statutes

Everything within that statute must be read and interpreted in compliance not only with the Constitution but with the single subject matter specifically stated in the title of the bill that created it

And then again, the Transportation Code itself limits that authority of implementation to the single subject matter stated in the caption of the bill

And the implementation is limited to what the single subject matter the legislature defines for that implementation actually is

Why? Because it would violate the single subject matter clause.

The second rule is that all reading and interpretation of the statutes is to be strictly limited to the single subject matter the legislature placed the statutory scheme within.

This means the statutes within this single subject matter do properly apply to oranges, grapefruits, lemons, limes, pineapples, and any other citrus fruits.

However, the second meaning and interpretation of the single subject matter limitation wording suffers from an ambiguity problem, which is, does the term green refer to the color of the fruit on the outside or the inside or both?

The reason being that they are two distinctly different single subject matter classes, as number one deals with the state of a fruit's actual ripeness, and number two deals only with some aspect of its particular physical color, irrespective of its ripeness.

Therefore, to try and read and apply them to both together would run afoul of the single subject matter requirement provision of Texas Constitution Article III, Section 35.

But the statutory terminology actually has a very different and exclusive meaning and use only within the single subject matter context of the statutes themselves.

they have expanded the use of the statute outside of the scope of its subject matter, and thus they have violated the single subject matter clause just as surely as if they had gone back and changed the single subject matter from transportation to motor vehicles.

It was being driven for the purpose of whatever the single subject matter clause is, which

Okay, now besides the single subject matter, there is another problem with how they conduct

of the intent, as long as the text does not violate the single subject matter provision