A) district courts
B) statutory county courts
C) constitutional county courts
D) statutory probate courts
E) justice of the peace courts
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A) $100,000
B) $75,000
C) $30,000
D) $10,000
E) $5,000
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A) small claims
B) felonies
C) city ordinance violations
D) bankruptcy cases
E) dispositions of property of deceased persons
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A) class A misdemeanors that are violations of federal law committed within the city limits.
B) violations of city ordinances.
C) traffic violations outside the city.
D) third-degree felonies committed within the city limits.
E) awarding damages in civil cases.
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A) appointed by the governor.
B) chosen in partisan elections.
C) chosen in nonpartisan elections.
D) elected by the legislature.
E) selected according to a merit plan.
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A) More justices began to be elected who favored the defendants in civil lawsuits.
B) Republican justices began to be elected.
C) The wave of incoming justices were more conservative than many of the previous justices, who were Democratic.
D) Interest groups that were harmed by the pro-plaintiff tendencies of the court began to organize, raising and spending money for elected justices sympathetic to their perspectives.
E) The Reagan era placed a financial cap on what a plaintiff could be awarded from a case.
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A) civil cases.
B) traffic misdemeanors.
C) death penalty cases.
D) marriages.
E) felony cases.
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A) The governor has the power to permanently appoint all municipal court judges.
B) The governor has the power to limit the jurisdiction of the appellate courts.
C) The governor has the power to appoint judges to fill any vacancies on the bench for the time period before elections are held.
D) The governor has the power to add additional judges to the appellate courts whenever there is a six-month backlog in cases.
E) The governor appoints all members to the Texas Supreme Court.
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A) Candidates began fund-raising at a much more vigorous level.
B) Candidates began running with running mates to increase their chances of victory.
C) Candidates began selecting a party to align with, unlike previously when they ran as nonpartisan candidates.
D) Candidates began making a switch from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.
E) Candidates began recruiting assistance from the Texas governor and U.S. president.
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A) impeachment of public officials
B) a tort-law case
C) prison reform
D) a death penalty case
E) a bankruptcy case
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A) Judicial candidates, by law, are prevented from actively campaigning for office.
B) Most judicial candidates fill their campaign literature with arcane legal analysis.
C) Voters are called upon to vote for too many different judicial races in a single election.
D) Most voters never go to court, so they have little knowledge upon which to base their decisions.
E) Judicial candidates do very little campaigning.
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A) 1984
B) 1998
C) 2003
D) 2006
E) 2011
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A) The number of candidates is greater in civil court judicial campaigns.
B) The amount of money involved is much greater for civil court judicial campaigns.
C) The publicity of civil court judicial campaigns is much more significant.
D) The racial representation of candidates is more varied in civil court judicial campaigns.
E) The public is much more involved in criminal court judicial campaigns.
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A) 35 years of age
B) citizen of the United States and a resident of Texas
C) practicing lawyer or judge for at least 10 years
D) natural-born Texas state resident
E) 35 years of age, citizen of the United States, resident of Texas, practicing attorney or judge for at least 10 years
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