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· 9/4/1984

District Judges of Collin County v. Commissioners Court of Collin County

Citations

  • 677 S.W.2d 743
  • 1984 Tex. App. LEXIS 6469

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  • award of attorney's fees to the judges under the Act upheld although the commissioners court prevailed on all issues in the trial court and on appeal
  • award of attorney’s fees to the judges under the Act upheld although the commissioners court prevailed on all issues in the trial court and on appeal
  • district judges may not, under guise of inherent or implied powers, appoint a “Jury Clerk” to be in charge of supplying jurors for jury trials when plan adopted under predecessor to p. 171 Honorable Tim Curry - Page 6 YDM-34
  • district judges may not, under guise of inherent or implied powers, appoint a \Jury Clerk\ to be in charge of supplying jurors for jury trials when plan adopted under predecessor to section 62.011 designates district clerk as official in charge of the system

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Judges: Akin, Sparling, Guil-Lot

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