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§ 16.31 — PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE.

Texas § 16.31

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31.PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE. The Legislature may pass laws prescribing the qualifications of practitioners of medicine in this State, and to punish persons for mal-practice, but no preference shall ever be given by law to any schools of medicine. (Feb. 15, 1876.)

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OFFICIAL OATH OF OFFICE.

§ 16.10

DEDUCTIONS FROM SALARY OF PUBLIC OFFICER FOR NEGLECT OF DUTY.

§ 16.11

USURY; RATE OF INTEREST IN ABSENCE OF LEGISLATION.

§ 16.12

INELIGIBILITY OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN POWER TO HOLD ANOTHER OFFICE.

§ 16.13

UNOPPOSED CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.

§ 16.13A

UNOPPOSED CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISION.

§ 16.14

CIVIL OFFICERS; RESIDENCE; LOCATION OF OFFICES.

§ 16.15

SEPARATE AND COMMUNITY PROPERTY OF SPOUSES.

§ 16.16

CORPORATIONS WITH BANKING AND DISCOUNTING PRIVILEGES.

§ 16.17

SERVICE OF PUBLIC OFFICER PENDING QUALIFICATION OF SUCCESSOR.

§ 16.18

(Repealed Nov. 2, 1999.)

§ 16.19

(Repealed Nov. 6, 2001.)

§ 16.2

EXCLUSIONS FROM OFFICE FOR CONVICTION OF HIGH CRIMES.

§ 16.20

REGULATION OF MIXED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND INTOXICATING LIQUORS; LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS; WINERIES.

§ 16.21

CONTRACTS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING AND FOR REPAIRS AND FURNISHINGS OF LEGISLATIVE FACILITIES.

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