Texas § GV.33.036 - CERTAIN DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

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§ GV.33.036. CERTAIN DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

CERTAIN DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION. (a) To protect the public interest, the commission may disclose information relating to an investigation or proceeding under this chapter to: (1) a law enforcement agency; (2) a public official who is authorized or required by law to appoint a person to serve as a judge; (3) the supreme court; or (4) an entity that provides commission-ordered education to judges. (b) Information may be disclosed under this section only to the extent necessary for the recipient of the information to perform an additional duty or function. Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 917, Sec. 18, eff. Sept. 1, 2001.

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