Proposition 12, a proposed Constitutional amendment on the Sept. 13th ballot, would shift power that currently lies in the hands of juries and citizens to the control of Texas politicians and lobbyists. The insurance and HMO industries are hoping to sneak Prop. 12 by Texas voters to win special legal protections at the expense of Texas families, doctors, seniors, workers and businesses. To keep your rights, vote NO on Prop. 12.

Read and learn about the potential harm Prop 12 could cause in Texas.

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• Frequently Asked Questions about Proposition 12

Prop. 12 is Soft on Crime
Why Proposition 12 will be Soft on Criminals
Lawsuit cap plan could widen By KAREN BROOKS Star-Telegram Staff Writer 8/7/03
Crime prevention advocates oppose civil lawsuit amendment By KELLEY SHANNON (Associated Press Writer) 8/6/03

Prop. 12 is Bad for Senior Citizens
Proposition 12 is Bad for Texas Elderly
Proposition 12 is Bad for Nursing Home Residents in Texas
Alliance of senior citizens oppose Proposition 12

Prop. 12 is an Insurance Industry Power Grab
Special Interests behind Proposition 12
Proposition 12 Undermines the Texas Constitution to the Benefit of the Insurance Industry
Proposition 12 is Bad for Texas Doctors

Prop. 12 Harms Texas Families
Proposition 12 Harms Texas Families
Proposition 12 is Bad for Texas Children
How Proposition 12 is Bad for Texas Women
How Proposition 12 is Bad For Texas Workers and Families
Proposition 12 is Bad for Texas Environment

La Proposicion Numero 12 es Dañina para las Familias Tejanas
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La Proposicion Numero 12 es Dañina para las Familias Tejanas