Bills that would have restricted use of the Texas Supreme Court's divorce forms, created regulations for lawsuit lending and given some judges a small pay raise are examples of measures that died last week after missing deadlines in the Texas House.
May 13, 2013 at 04:54 AM
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Bills that would have restricted use of the Texas Supreme Court’s divorce forms, created regulations for lawsuit lending and given some judges a small pay raise are examples of measures that died last week after missing deadlines in the Texas House.
Some dead bills have Senate companions that could still pass if they survive upcoming deadlines in the last weeks of the 83rd Legislature. Lawmakers could also revive their bills by adding them as amendments to other germane bills.
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