Editor’s note: Texas Lawyer turned 25 on April 3. To mark our anniversary, each week the editorial department is looking back at the news we covered over the past 25 years and selecting one story to update for readers. This week, senior reporter John Council looks back at an article in the May 18, 1987, issue of Texas Lawyer, “Senate Expected to OK Judicial Appeals Bill.”
In 1987, the Texas Senate was on its way to passing a measure that would become important to judges in Texaswho felt wronged by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
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