Texas Tbacco Settlement

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Dan Morales never thought that he would be involved in the biggest negotiation process of his political career. He had to convince a judge that the tobacco industry was in violation of conspiracy and racketeering. This entire process for Morales and the state of Texas began in 1996, when as the Attorney General, he sued the entire tobacco industry. The tobacco industry was renowned for its undefeated record in court battles, and doubt about the success of the Texas lawsuit was widespread. Now, scarcely more than two years later, the people of Texas have become the beneficiaries of the largest victory in American legal history. But, what was Morales thinking when he sued the industry for illegal activities in 1992.

He asked several national restaurant chains to voluntarily protect their customers – especially children – from the dangers posed by second-hand smoke. He believed the f

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