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City of Sherman v. Henry: Is The Texas Constitutional Right of Privacy Still a Source of Protection for Texas Citizens?
Part I of this Note explores the Texas constitutional right of privacy and the right of privacy guaranteed by the United States Constitution as well as the relationship between the two. Part II reviews the facts in Henry, the Texas Supreme Court's decision, and concurrences of both Justice Owen and
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