11.102 – PERMISSION BY LOCAL ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE. (a) A
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 11.102
Summary
This law restricts vexatious litigants from filing new lawsuits without prior permission from a local administrative judge. It specifically applies to individuals who have been subject to a prefiling order, ensuring that the court system is not burdened by frivolous litigation.
Vexatious litigants need permission to file new cases.
Permission must be obtained from a local administrative judge.
Applies only to courts specified in the prefiling order.
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