Delete mention of the Legislative Reference Library in this note. None in the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library. The staff calls this a miscellaneous correspondence file. It is the only correspondence file maintained for the agency as a separate entity. This research correspondence is with other state agencies on internal office functions such as memos from the Comptroller's Office regarding the budget, letters from the Department of Health concerning drug testing of state employees, and letters from the State Library about records management and archival appraisal.
Correspondence related to legal cases is filed separately in the case files.
The State Prosecuting Attorney represents the state in all proceedings before the Court of Criminal Appeals and in any stage of criminal cases before state courts of appeals if the state's interests require. The office also assists district and county attorneys who are representing the state before a court of appeals and request assistance. V.T.C.A., Government Code, Sections 42.001 and 42.005. These is no correspondence prior to 1980 held by the agency, the Archives, or the Publications Clearinghouse. Destruction requests on file in the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library were checked for the State Prosecuting Attorney and none were found for this series or for equivalent or related series.