Texas SB2384 creates five Regional Administrative Judicial Districts and the offices of regional district attorneys for each.
Texas SB2384 creates five Regional Administrative Judicial Districts, each composed of specific counties. The bill establishes the offices of regional district attorneys for these districts. Voters in the designated counties will elect these regional district attorneys, who will represent the state in district and inferior courts. The bill outlines the powers and duties of regional district attorneys, including their role in prosecuting criminal cases and changing venue. The creation of these districts and offices takes effect on September 1, 2025.
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