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the lieutenant governor had great power in Texas because
he chairs the Senate and the Legislative Budget Board
Most attorney general candidates campaign on a theme of
being tough on craime
duties of the attorney general include
* child support enforcement
* enforcing antitrust legslation
*giving cousel to the state agencies
the executive who collects taxes and is the states accountant is the
who collects taxes and is the states accountant
the states treasurers office duties include
abolished by the voters in 1995
the commissioner of the General Land Office duties serves
on the veterans land board
the executive responsible for insuring the accuracy of weights and measures is the
agriculture commisioner
the tx bureacracy is controlled by
no one person
which of the following is appointed by the governor?
secretary of state
The tx railroad commission
regulates oil production
most agencies under Sunset review are
are determining the usefulness of the state agencies
the official who represents the govornment in a criminal can is the
prosecuter
in a civil case,
two private individuals may be engaged in a lawsuit
original jurisdiction means
the court where a case is heard first
appellate jurisdiction means a
court that can review matters of law and the initial decision
which court cannot hear civil cases?
municiple court
trial de novo means a
new trial is held
the lowest level civil court is the
justice court
the highest original jurisdiction court in tx is the
district court
appellate courts can do all
* affirm lower court decisions
*revese and render lower court decisions
*reverse and remand lower court decisions
most tx judges are selected through
partisan elections
district court judges are appointed
*elected to 4 year terms
*elected in partisan elections
*must be at least 25 years old
*either licensed as an attorney or have served as a judge in another court for at least four continouse years
the highest state civil court is the
supreme court
the tx constitution provides that justices of the supreme are to be
final appellate jurisdiction in civil and juvenile cases
the exception tot he civil/ criminal split in the states highest courts is
criminal cases involving a juenile