TX · rules
Tex. R. Disciplinary P. 7.08
Powers and Duties
The Board of Disciplinary Appeals shall exercise the following
powers and duties:
A. Propose rules of procedure and administration for its own operation to the Supreme
Court of Texas for promulgation.
B. Review the operation of the Board of Disciplinary Appeals and periodically report
to the Supreme Court and to the Board.
C. Affirm or reverse a determination by the Chief Disciplinary Counsel that a
Grievance constitutes either:
1. an Inquiry as opposed to a Complaint; or
2. a Complaint as opposed to an Inquiry.
D. Hear and determine appeals by the Respondent or the Commission on the record
from the judgment of an Evidentiary Panel. The appellate determination must be made in
writing and signed by the chair or vice-chair of the Board of Disciplinary Appeals, or other
person presiding.
E. Transfer any pending Disciplinary Proceeding from one Committee to another
within the same District if the one Committee fails or refuses to hear the Disciplinary
Proceeding.
F. Transfer matters from one Committee to another, whether or not within the same
District, when the requirements of fairness to the Complainant or the Respondent require.
G. Hear and determine actions for compulsory discipline under Part VIII.
H. Hear and determine actions for reciprocal discipline under Part IX.
I. Hear and determine actions for disability suspension under Part XII.
J. Exercise all other powers and duties provided in these rules.
Provenance
- Source
- txcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-15
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
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