Texas Statutes
Chapter 54 - Masters; Magistrates; Referees; Associate Judges
Subchapter BB. Criminal Law Hearing Officers in Cameron County

Section 54.1351. Application of Subchapter - Sec. 54.1351. APPLICATION OF SUBCHAPTER. This subchapter applies to Cameron...

Section 54.1352. Appointment - Sec. 54.1352. APPOINTMENT. (a) A majority of the members of...

Section 54.1353. Qualifications - Sec. 54.1353. QUALIFICATIONS. To be eligible for appointment as a...

Section 54.1354. Compensation - Sec. 54.1354. COMPENSATION. (a) A criminal law hearing officer is...

Section 54.1355. Oath - Sec. 54.1355. OATH. A criminal law hearing officer must take...

Section 54.1356. Criminal Jurisdiction - Sec. 54.1356. CRIMINAL JURISDICTION. (a) A criminal law hearing officer...

Section 54.1357. Mental Health Jurisdiction - Sec. 54.1357. MENTAL HEALTH JURISDICTION. The judges of the statutory...

Section 54.1358. Duties and Powers - Sec. 54.1358. DUTIES AND POWERS. (a) A criminal law hearing...

Section 54.1359. Judicial Immunity - Sec. 54.1359. JUDICIAL IMMUNITY. A criminal law hearing officer has...

Section 54.1360. Sheriff - Sec. 54.1360. SHERIFF. On request of a criminal law hearing...

Section 54.1361. Clerk - Sec. 54.1361. CLERK. The district clerk shall perform the statutory...

Section 54.1362. Proceedings That May Be Referred - Sec. 54.1362. PROCEEDINGS THAT MAY BE REFERRED. A district judge...