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| '''Harry Whittington''' is an ], ]-based attorney who was accidentally shot by ] ] ] in a hunting accident on ], ]. | '''Harry Whittington''' is an ], ]-based attorney who was accidentally shot by ] ] ] in a hunting accident on ], ]. | ||
| ==Biography== | |||
| Whittington received his law degree from the ] | |||
| In ], Whittington began a private law practice in Austin. | |||
| ===Government positions=== | |||
| He has served as chairman of the ] and is a past member of the Texas Board of Corrections, which is now known as the ]. | |||
| Whittington serves as a public member and chairman of the Texas Funeral Service Commission. | |||
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Harry Whittington is an Austin, Texas-based attorney who was accidentally shot by United States Vice-President Dick Cheney in a hunting accident on February 12, 2006.
Biography
Whittington received his law degree from the University of Texas.
In 1950, Whittington began a private law practice in Austin.
Government positions
He has served as chairman of the Texas Public Finance Authority Board and is a past member of the Texas Board of Corrections, which is now known as the Texas Board of Criminal Justice.
Whittington serves as a public member and chairman of the Texas Funeral Service Commission.
Sources
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