bill lowering the jury duty exemption age to over 65
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 1957
Down from over 75.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
54 filed
Down from over 75.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Officers must seize the gun, not merely may.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Grant winners send a licensed professional and a care coordinator to high-need families.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Guardians ad litem can represent people already under guardianship.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Five business days notice of hearings and plea deals, when reasonable.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Small counties get three elected. Larger counties go to five elected.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Now covers projects funded by guaranteed debt, ratepayer money or user fees.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Cities under 100,000 get one fund for either purpose.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Updated within 30 days of any change.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Physicians may delegate it.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Vibrations 15 miles out count if they damage the plant. Max corporate fine: $1B, up from $500,000!
Filed Jan 17, 2025
One industry gets a 10-mile buffer from one other. Homes and schools get none.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
School district, charter and private school staff join the confidential list.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Election Code offenses don’t apply, if the agency authorized the conduct.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Per the committee statement, the state cap on members’ pay stops applying.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Even when the supervising physician is out of network.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Rules for specialists serving people with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Market value would be measured on January 1 of the year appraised.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Four percent off for paying in full by February 15.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Up from 48, and wider grounds for court-ordered inpatient treatment.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Sufficient records will do. Contemporaneous ones no longer required.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Section 681.011(f-2) goes away.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Even if Texas votes the other way. Waits for a majority of electoral votes, maybe forever.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Covers child development and early childhood courses for undergrads at licensed facilities.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Down from 17 years and 10 months. 10 months earlier!
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Full exemption at 60 percent, down from 100 percent.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
The 120 percent cap goes. The board still sets the salary, ceiling-free.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Border county with a 500,000+ city? Directors must be registered voters living in the district.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Even unaffected trade groups can sue and collect attorney’s fees. Cities can’t cap height below 40 feet.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Brew it here, sell it here, skip the tax. Keep records proving it.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
No records? Say so in writing within 10 business days. Slow agencies can’t charge for copies.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Any independent company, contractor or repairman will do.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Collectors get 45 days to pay many kinds.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
The old standard order gets renamed the alternative one.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Competing free lanes or roads? Not the local government’s tab.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Except for negligence, known dangers, poor training or intentional acts.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
A police report showing probable cause starts the clock.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Low-interest home loans for one more public-service job.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Up from 20 percent, unless the change would allow gambling! Citywide housing rezonings skip protests entirely.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
The agency must build the database only if lawmakers specifically fund it.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Fighters can still sue, but only for gross negligence.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Whoever takes over an unpaid claim gets the trust-fund rights.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
No rezoning vote, just staff approval. Housing trade groups that sue and win collect attorney’s fees.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Plus a public database of what police seize and spend.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Reminders before yearly contracts renew. Fines up to $2,000 per violation per month.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Up to 90 days of rent and transportation paid. No guardian ad litem allowed.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Broadcasting needs consent from the victim, the prosecutor and the defendant.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Survivors can speak up. The settlement amount and payment terms can stay private.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
Derived stock: 54 measures filed January 17, 2025 in 89R. 49 bills and joint resolutions, 5 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 6:27 PM CST.
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