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state constitutions

Each state has its own constitution, which generally creates the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of state government; defines and limits the powers of these branches; and identifies fundamental rights of its citizens. A state’s constitution often defines and limits the state’s power to tax its citizens, and provides for the education of its citizens through public schools.



State Statutes for the State of Texas

Federal Statutes

What to Know Before Moving States: Understanding Different State Laws
What to Know Before Moving States: Understanding Different State Laws
Moving states is a significant life decision that requires careful consideration and planning, but often, the legal considerations of moving states get overlooked.