Lawmakers passed many bills that iaffect the justice system, lawyers and judges. Some of these bills have landed on the desk of Gov. Greg Abbott, who has until June 21 to veto, sign or allow bills to become law without his signature.
May 29, 2015 at 11:28 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
June 1, the final day of the 84th Texas Legislature, is a desert oasis for weary lawmakers and staffers who pulled all-nighters, fighting for bills to pass in the last days of the 2015 session.
Lawmakers passed many bills that affect the justice system, lawyers and judges. As of Texas Lawyer’s press time, House and Senate conference committees were still working on some bills.
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