Government Code § 52.042 — United States — Texas law | Esheria

Government Code § 52.042

If the official court reporter cannot work because of illness, other official work, or unavoidable disability, the judge may appoint a deputy court reporter. The deputy gets the same salary and fees for that absence, and the official court reporter can keep regular salary only for temporary inability caused by other of

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If the official court reporter cannot work because of illness, other official work, or unavoidable disability, the judge may appoint a deputy court reporter. The deputy gets the same salary and fees for that absence, and the official court reporter can keep regular salary only for temporary inability caused by other official work, up to 30 days a year.

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