Texas § 54.2201 AUTHORIZATION; APPOINTMENT; TERMINATION; ELIMINATION.

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§ 54.2201 — AUTHORIZATION; APPOINTMENT; TERMINATION; ELIMINATION.

Texas § 54.2201

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 54.2201 (2026).

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Sec. 54.2201. AUTHORIZATION; APPOINTMENT; TERMINATION; ELIMINATION.

(a)The Commissioners Court of Collin County by majority vote may appoint one or more part-time or full-time magistrates to perform the duties authorized by this subchapter.

(b)An order appointing a magistrate must be signed by the county judge of Collin County, and the order must state:

(1)the magistrate's name; and

(2)the date the magistrate's employment begins.

(c)A magistrate may be terminated by a majority vote of the Commissioners Court of Collin County.

(d)An authorized magistrate's position may be eliminated on a majority vote of the Commissioners Court of Collin County.

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Sec. 54.2201. AUTHORIZATION; APPOINTMENT; TERMINATION; ELIMINATION. (a) The Commissioners Court of Collin County by majority vote may appoint one or more part-time or full-time magistrates to perform the duties authorized by this subchapter.
(b) An order appointing a magistrate must be signed by the county judge of Collin County, and the order must state:
(1) the magistrate's name; and
(2) the date the magistrate's employment begins.
(c) A magistrate may be terminated by a majority vote of the Commissioners Court of Collin County.
(d) An authorized magistrate's position may be eliminated on a majority vote of the Commissioners Court of Collin County.