TX · rules
Tex. Disciplinary R. Judges & Jud. Candidates 13
Notice
(a) In Writing. Any notice required by these rules must be in writing.
(b) Email Permitted. Written notice may be sent by email to the judge or judicial
candidate and to counsel, if the judge or judicial candidate is represented by
counsel, unless otherwise specified in the rules. The Commission must confirm
that the email address it uses for notifying the judge or judicial candidate is
reasonably calculated to give the judge or judicial candidate actual knowledge
of the contents of the notice. If the judge or judicial candidate provides an email
address to the Commission to use in a disciplinary proceeding, the Commission
must use that email address.
(c) Guardian. If the judge or judicial candidate has a guardian or guardian ad
litem, notice must also be sent to the guardian or guardian ad litem.
Provenance
- Source
- txcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-15
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
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