Texas § 81.084 GRIEVANCE TRACKING SYSTEM.

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§ 81.084 — GRIEVANCE TRACKING SYSTEM.

Texas § 81.084

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 81.084 (2026).

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Sec. 81.084. GRIEVANCE TRACKING SYSTEM.

(a)The chief disciplinary counsel shall create and maintain a grievance tracking system for grievances filed and disciplinary decisions issued under this subchapter.

(b)The grievance tracking system must:

(1)associate each rule violation or instance of ethical misconduct with the sanction imposed or final action taken for the violation or misconduct in a diversionary procedure adopted under state bar rules;

(2)address whether a sanction decision aligns with the sanction guidelines adopted under Section 81.083 ;

(3)specify the district grievance committee or district judge that imposed the sanction to evaluate sanction patterns within the disciplinary districts and facilitate training for district grievance committee members; and

(4)include suff

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Sec. 81.084. GRIEVANCE TRACKING SYSTEM. (a) The chief disciplinary counsel shall create and maintain a grievance tracking system for grievances filed and disciplinary decisions issued under this subchapter.
(b) The grievance tracking system must:
(1) associate each rule violation or instance of ethical misconduct with the sanction imposed or final action taken for the violation or misconduct in a diversionary procedure adopted under state bar rules;
(2) address whether a sanction decision aligns with the sanction guidelines adopted under Section 81.083 ;
(3) specify the district grievance committee or district judge that imposed the sanction to evaluate sanction patterns within the disciplinary districts and facilitate training for district grievance committee members; and
(4) include sufficient information to evaluate and track disciplinary trends over time.
(c) The chief disciplinary counsel shall:
(1) periodically evaluate and report information gathered in the grievance tracking system to the commission and district grievance committee members; and
(2) post the information reported under Subdivision (1) on the state bar's Internet website.