Tex. Government Code § 24.164
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§ 24.164.
Official statutory text
Sec. 24.164. 62ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT (DELTA, FRANKLIN, HOPKINS, AND LAMAR COUNTIES). (a) The 62nd Judicial District is composed of Delta, Franklin, Hopkins, and Lamar counties.
(b) In any county in the district in which there are two or more district courts, those district courts have concurrent jurisdiction in that county.
(c) The terms of the 62nd District Court in each county begin on the first Mondays in January and July.
(d) The judge of the 62nd District Court is not required to impanel a grand jury in that court in any county of the district unless the judge considers it necessary.
(e) Section 24.108, relating to the 8th District Court, contains provisions applicable to both that court and the 62nd District Court in Delta, Franklin, and Hopkins counties.
(f) Section 24.106, relating to the 6th District Court, contains provisions applicable to both that court and the 62nd District Court in Lamar County.
(b) In any county in the district in which there are two or more district courts, those district courts have concurrent jurisdiction in that county.
(c) The terms of the 62nd District Court in each county begin on the first Mondays in January and July.
(d) The judge of the 62nd District Court is not required to impanel a grand jury in that court in any county of the district unless the judge considers it necessary.
(e) Section 24.108, relating to the 8th District Court, contains provisions applicable to both that court and the 62nd District Court in Delta, Franklin, and Hopkins counties.
(f) Section 24.106, relating to the 6th District Court, contains provisions applicable to both that court and the 62nd District Court in Lamar County.
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