Chapter 74
Court Administration Act

Sections

Assignment of Justices and Judges for Appellate Courts

Supervision of Office of Court Administration

Appointment of Presiding Judges of Administrative Judicial Regions

Supreme Court Duties

Supervisory and Administrative Control

Changes in Number of Courts

Director of Office of Court Administration

Education Programs

Administrative Regions

Facilities; Funding

Term of Presiding Judge

Qualifications of Presiding Judge

Duties of Presiding Judge

Authority of Presiding Judge

Council of Judges

Performance of Duties by Chief Justice

Assignment of Judges

Objection to Judge Assigned to a Trial Court

Judges Subject to Assignment

List of Retired and Former Judges Subject to Assignment

Assignment by Presiding Judge

Assignment by Chief Justice

Duty to Serve When Assigned

Powers and Duties

Limitation on Assignment

Compensation While Assigned

Expenses at Meetings

Local Administrative District Judge

Duties of Local Administrative Judge

Rules of Administration

Local Administrative District Judge for Blanco, Burnet, Llano, and San Saba Counties

Court Coordinators

Continuing Education

Transfer of Cases; Exchange of Benches

Defense of Judges

Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation

Transfer of Cases by Panel

Operation; Rules

Authority to Preside

Applicability of Subchapter

Rules to Guide Determination of Whether Case Requires Additional Resources

Judicial Determination

Judicial Committee for Additional Resources

Cost of Additional Resources

No Stay or Continuance Pending Determination

Appellate Review

Certification of Willingness Not to Appear and Plead as an Attorney

Local Administrative Statutory County Court Judge

Local Administrative District Judge for Coryell County

Prohibited Transfer of Cases

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Jun. 5, 2024

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