Texas SB2933 mandates elder abuse training for judges, requiring specific hours of training during their initial terms and additional training every.

Texas SB2933 establishes mandatory training requirements for judges regarding elder abuse. During their first term or first four years of service, judges must complete 12 hours of training, including four hours on trafficking and child abuse, six hours on child care and family dynamics, and one hour on elder abuse. Judges must also complete an additional five hours of training during each subsequent term or four years of service, with two hours on child development and one hour on elder abuse.

Texas SB2933 mandates elder abuse training for judges, requiring specific hours of training during their initial terms and additional training every.

Texas SB2933 establishes mandatory training requirements for judges regarding elder abuse. During their first term or first four years of service, judges must complete 12 hours of training, including four hours on trafficking and child abuse, six hours on child care and family dynamics, and one hour on elder abuse. Judges must also complete an additional five hours of training during each subsequent term or four years of service, with two hours on child development and one hour on elder abuse.