Texas § 112.052 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ACCOUNT.

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§ 112.052 — JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ACCOUNT.

Texas § 112.052

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 112.052 (2026).

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Sec. 112.052. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ACCOUNT.

(a)Except as provided by Subsection (c), a fine imposed or a judgment rendered by a justice of the peace shall be charged against that justice.

(b)The justice may discharge the indebtedness by:

(1)filing with the county clerk the county treasurer's receipt for the amount of the indebtedness;

(2)showing to the satisfaction of the commissioners court that the justice has used due diligence to collect the amount without avail; or

(3)showing to the satisfaction of the commissioners court that the indebtedness has been satisfied by imprisonment or labor.

(c)The justice is not liable for a fine imposed or judgment rendered by the justice if the fine or judgment is collected by:

(1)a public or private vendor under Article 103.0031 , Code of Crimi

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Sec. 112.052. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ACCOUNT. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (c), a fine imposed or a judgment rendered by a justice of the peace shall be charged against that justice.
(b) The justice may discharge the indebtedness by:
(1) filing with the county clerk the county treasurer's receipt for the amount of the indebtedness;
(2) showing to the satisfaction of the commissioners court that the justice has used due diligence to collect the amount without avail; or
(3) showing to the satisfaction of the commissioners court that the indebtedness has been satisfied by imprisonment or labor.
(c) The justice is not liable for a fine imposed or judgment rendered by the justice if the fine or judgment is collected by:
(1) a public or private vendor under Article 103.0031 , Code of Criminal Procedure; or
(2) the county treasurer or county auditor as required by Section 154.011 .