Changes to Data Collected on the Judicial Council Official District Court and County-level Court Reports
Implementation Date of Changes - 09/01/2010
The Texas Judicial Council (TJC) is the policy-making body for the state judiciary. The Council was created in 1929 by the 41st Legislature to continuously study and report on the organization and practices of the Texas judicial system.
The Council studies methods to simplify judicial procedures, expedite court business, and better administer justice. It examines the work accomplished by the courts and submits recommendations for improvement of the system to the Legislature, the Governor and the Supreme Court. The Council receives and considers input from judges, public officials, members of the bar, and citizens.
What's New
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Next TJC Meeting: August 28 - Agenda [pdf]
Tom C. Clark Bldg. 6th Floor
205 West 14th St., Austin - 81st Legislative Session Report [pdf]
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Updated: 26-Aug-2009
