Tex. Rules Disciplinary P. R. 3.06 · Part III. TRIAL IN DISTRICT COURT
Trial by Jury
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In a Disciplinary Action, either the Respondent or the Commission shall have the right to a jury trial upon timely payment of the required fee and compliance with the provisions of Rule 216, Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. The Complainant has no right to demand a jury trial.
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