Texas HB4260 prohibits county judges, county clerks, and county commissioners from practicing law in certain courts.
Texas HB4260 amends the Government Code to prohibit county judges, county clerks, and county commissioners who are licensed to practice law from appearing and practicing as attorneys in specific courts. County judges and clerks cannot practice in any court in the county they serve or in other county or justice courts unless the court has no jurisdiction over the case. County commissioners cannot practice in any court of appeals, district court, county court, or justice court with jurisdiction in the county they serve.
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