Two foundational words, "divided" and "district," were changed or ignored in order to create the statewide court, Brazil & Dunn asserts on behalf of Dallas County.
May 24, 2024 at 01:54 PM
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The Dallas County sheriff is challenging the constitutionality of a newly created statewide appellate court—to head off further delay of a lawsuit against Texas Health and Human Services Commission.
The state commission, in an appeal to the Austin Court of Appeals gave notice that it expects the case to transfer Sept. 1 to the newly created Fifteenth District Court of Appeals.
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