Texas § 54.984 CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES.

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§ 54.984 — CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES.

Texas § 54.984

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 54.984 (2026).

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Sec. 54.984. CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES.

(a)If a criminal law magistrate appointed under this subchapter is absent or unable to serve, the judge referring the case may appoint another criminal law magistrate to serve for the absent magistrate.

(b)A criminal law magistrate serving for another magistrate under this section has the powers and shall perform the duties of the magistrate for whom he is serving. SUBCHAPTER R. CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES IN WEBB COUNTY

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Sec. 54.984. CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES. (a) If a criminal law magistrate appointed under this subchapter is absent or unable to serve, the judge referring the case may appoint another criminal law magistrate to serve for the absent magistrate.
(b) A criminal law magistrate serving for another magistrate under this section has the powers and shall perform the duties of the magistrate for whom he is serving.
SUBCHAPTER R. CRIMINAL LAW MAGISTRATES IN WEBB COUNTY