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In a ruling issued on May 4, a federal district court in Texas found that Wal-Mart Stores violated the Texas Optometry Act provision which prohibits manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers of glasses and other vision devices from directly or indirectly controlling or attempting to control the professional judgment or manner of practice or practice of an optometrist
