While reviewing his court’s most recent term for the State Bar of Texas board of directors on Sept. 20, Texas Supreme Court Justice Phil Johnson felt he had to note that the court’s backlog of work has increased.

The court left 11 cases undecided after completing its 2012-2013 term, and he and his eight colleagues are acutely aware of that fact, Johnson recalls telling the board.

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