Texas § 22A.005 ACTIONS BY JUDGE OR JUSTICE.

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§ 22A.005 — ACTIONS BY JUDGE OR JUSTICE.

Texas § 22A.005

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 22A.005 (2026).

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Sec. 22A.005. ACTIONS BY JUDGE OR JUSTICE.

(a)With the unanimous consent of the three judges sitting on a special three-judge district court, a judge or justice of the court may:

(1)independently conduct pretrial proceedings; and

(2)enter interlocutory orders before trial.

(b)A judge or justice of a special three-judge district court may not independently enter a temporary restraining order, temporary injunction, or any order that finally disposes of a claim before the court.

(c)Any independent action taken by one judge or justice of a special three-judge district court related to a claim before the court may be reviewed by the entire court at any time before final judgment.

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Sec. 22A.005. ACTIONS BY JUDGE OR JUSTICE. (a) With the unanimous consent of the three judges sitting on a special three-judge district court, a judge or justice of the court may:
(1) independently conduct pretrial proceedings; and
(2) enter interlocutory orders before trial.
(b) A judge or justice of a special three-judge district court may not independently enter a temporary restraining order, temporary injunction, or any order that finally disposes of a claim before the court.
(c) Any independent action taken by one judge or justice of a special three-judge district court related to a claim before the court may be reviewed by the entire court at any time before final judgment.