Senate Bill 455 would allow the Texas attorney general to petition the Texas Supreme Court's chief justice to convene a mandatory three-judge court to hear school finance and redistricting cases.
May 18, 2015 at 06:10 PM
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Gov. Greg Abbott will soon receive a bill that would send school finance and redistricting lawsuits to trial before three judges instead of one.
Despite harsh opposition from some representatives, the Texas House on May 19 voted 95-50 to pass Senate Bill 455, without any changes from the version that the Senate passed earlier this session.
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