152.003 – REFERRAL OF CASES. (a) A judge of a district
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 152.003
Summary
This law allows judges in certain Texas courts to refer civil and some criminal cases to an established alternative dispute resolution system. This can occur either upon a party's request or the judge's initiative, promoting resolution outside of traditional court proceedings.
Judges can refer cases to alternative dispute resolution systems.
Applies to civil and select criminal cases.
Referrals can be initiated by parties or judges.
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