Texas Statutes
Chapter 54 - Masters; Magistrates; Referees; Associate Judges
Subchapter M. Magistrates in Lubbock County

Section 54.871. Appointment - Sec. 54.871. APPOINTMENT. (a) The judges of the district courts...

Section 54.872. Qualifications - Sec. 54.872. QUALIFICATIONS. To be eligible for appointment as a...

Section 54.873. Compensation - Sec. 54.873. COMPENSATION. (a) A magistrate is entitled to the...

Section 54.874. Judicial Immunity - Sec. 54.874. JUDICIAL IMMUNITY. A magistrate has the same judicial...

Section 54.875. Termination of Services - Sec. 54.875. TERMINATION OF SERVICES. (a) A magistrate who serves...

Section 54.876. Proceeding That May Be Referred - Sec. 54.876. PROCEEDING THAT MAY BE REFERRED. (a) A district...

Section 54.877. Order of Referral - Sec. 54.877. ORDER OF REFERRAL. (a) To refer one or...

Section 54.878. Powers - Sec. 54.878. POWERS. (a) Except as limited by an order...

Section 54.879. Court Reporter - Sec. 54.879. COURT REPORTER. At the request of a party,...

Section 54.880. Witness - Sec. 54.880. WITNESS. (a) A witness who appears before a...

Section 54.881. Papers Transmitted to Judge - Sec. 54.881. PAPERS TRANSMITTED TO JUDGE. At the conclusion of...

Section 54.882. Judicial Action - Sec. 54.882. JUDICIAL ACTION. (a) A referring court may modify,...

Section 54.884. Magistrates - Sec. 54.884. MAGISTRATES. (a) If a magistrate appointed under this...

Section 54.885. Clerk - Sec. 54.885. CLERK. The clerk of a district court or...