Commissioners Court of Lubbock County v. Martin

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• district court would have the power to appoint probation personnel and set their salaries if such action is necessary for the effective administration of the court's business
• district court would have the power to appoint probation personnel and set their salaries if such action is necessary for the effective administration of the court's business
• power to appoint and fix salaries of probation officers
• power to appoint and fix salaries of probation officers

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