Texas § 53.071 GRAND JURY BAILIFFS IN COUNTIES OF 250,000 OR MORE.

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§ 53.071 — GRAND JURY BAILIFFS IN COUNTIES OF 250,000 OR MORE.

Texas § 53.071

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 53.071 (2026).

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Sec. 53.071. GRAND JURY BAILIFFS IN COUNTIES OF 250,000 OR MORE.

(a)In any county with a population of 250,000 or more, the judges of the district courts to whom the grand jury reports may, with the commissioners court's approval, appoint not more than seven grand jury bailiffs.

(b)A bailiff appointed under this section is subject to removal without cause at the will of the appointing judge or judges.

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Sec. 53.071. GRAND JURY BAILIFFS IN COUNTIES OF 250,000 OR MORE. (a) In any county with a population of 250,000 or more, the judges of the district courts to whom the grand jury reports may, with the commissioners court's approval, appoint not more than seven grand jury bailiffs.
(b) A bailiff appointed under this section is subject to removal without cause at the will of the appointing judge or judges.