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Tex. Government Code § 23.001 Juvenile Jurisdiction
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Sec. 23.001. JUVENILE JURISDICTION. Each district court, county court, and statutory county court exercising any of the constitutional jurisdiction of either a county court or a district court has jurisdiction over juvenile matters and may be designated a juvenile court. Acts 198…
Tex. Government Code § 23.002 Subject Matter Jurisdiction of Criminal Trial Courts Not Conditioned On Exhaustion of Civil Remedies
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Sec. 23.002. SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION OF CRIMINAL TRIAL COURTS NOT CONDITIONED ON EXHAUSTION OF CIVIL REMEDIES. Unless expressly provided otherwise, the exhaustion of civil, including administrative, remedies is not a prerequisite to the vesting in a trial court of subject mat…
Tex. Government Code § 23.101 Primary Priorities
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Sec. 23.101. PRIMARY PRIORITIES. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (b-1), the trial courts of this state shall regularly and frequently set hearings and trials of pending matters, giving preference to hearings and trials of the following: (1) temporary injunctions; (2) crimina…
Tex. Government Code § 23.102 Secondary Priorities
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Sec. 23.102. SECONDARY PRIORITIES. A matter not included in Section 23.101 shall be set at the discretion of the trial court in which the matter is pending, observing the following priorities: (1) precedence should be given to matters where delay will cause physical or economic i…