Texas § GV.52.044 - ADDITIONAL DISTRICT COURT REPORTERS IN BEXAR COUNTY

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§ GV.52.044. ADDITIONAL DISTRICT COURT REPORTERS IN BEXAR COUNTY

ADDITIONAL DISTRICT COURT REPORTERS IN BEXAR COUNTY. (a) The judges of the district courts in Bexar County may employ additional official court reporters to serve the district courts in Bexar County if a majority of the district court judges believe more official court reporters are necessary. (b) The district court judges shall, by majority vote, determine the method of hiring the additional official court reporters. (c) The additional official court reporters receive the same compensation for services performed as the regular official court reporter receives. (d) The presiding civil judge shall determine the assignments of the additional official court reporters. Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 480, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1985.

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