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Tex. R. Disciplinary P. 2.26

Remand to Statewide Grievance Committee Panel

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In determining whether a remand is

heard by a statewide grievance committee panel, the Board of Disciplinary Appeals must find that

good cause was shown in the record on appeal. The Board of Disciplinary Appeals shall randomly

select the members of the statewide grievance committee panel from grievance committees other

than the district from which the appeal was taken. Six such members shall be selected, four of

whom are attorneys and two of whom are public members. The statewide grievance committee

panel, once selected, shall have all duties and responsibilities of the Evidentiary Panel for purposes

of the remand.

Provenance

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txcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-14
Content hash
fa76064f0ddd575bff807ab08ec570ef7768248ba769053af0f0dfa32eac3102
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