Texas § 2003.046 CENTRAL HEARINGS PANEL.

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§ 2003.046 — CENTRAL HEARINGS PANEL.

Texas § 2003.046

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Sec. 2003.046. CENTRAL HEARINGS PANEL.

(a)A central hearings panel in the office is composed of administrative law judges and senior or master administrative law judges assigned to the panel by the chief administrative law judge.

(b)The chief administrative law judge may create teams or divisions within the central panel, including an administrative license revocation division, according to the subject matter or types of hearings conducted by the central panel.

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Sec. 2003.046. CENTRAL HEARINGS PANEL. (a) A central hearings panel in the office is composed of administrative law judges and senior or master administrative law judges assigned to the panel by the chief administrative law judge.
(b) The chief administrative law judge may create teams or divisions within the central panel, including an administrative license revocation division, according to the subject matter or types of hearings conducted by the central panel.

Brian Charles Smith Robert Hammond, David Talton And John Collins, Individually, and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated v. Greg Abbott, in His Official Capacity as Attorney General of the State of Texas Cathleen Parsley, in Her Official Capacity as Chief Administrative Law Judge, State Office of Administrative Hearings And Alicia Key, in Her Official Capacity

(Court of Appeals of Texas, 2009)