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Select bill	Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
	SJR 34	65-0 (1977)	Author: Parker, Carl	Proposing an amendment to the Texas Constitution, relating to the State Judicial Qualifications Commission and the powers and proceedings of the commission, a master, and the supreme court for the suspension, censure, removal, or involuntary retirement of a justice, judge, or justice of the peace under certain circumstances.	Senate: Jurisprudence	Referred to Subcommittee on Civil Matters
	HJR 29	63-0 (1973)	Author: Williams, Lindon	Proposing an amendment of the Texas Constitution to add a justice of the peace to the State Judicial Qualifications Commission.	House: Judiciary	Referred to Committee on Judiciary
	HB 595	62-0 (1971)	Author: Murray, Menton J. Sponsor: Herring, Charles	Relating to providing procedures to be employed by the State Judicial Qualifications Commission in the exercise of its power to censure.
	HJR 30	61-0 (1969)	Author: McDonald, Felix	Relating to proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the removal, retirement, or censure of Justices, Judges, and Justices of the Peace under prescribed circumstances.
	HB 378	60-0 (1967)	Author: Armstrong, Robert Landis "Bob"	Relating to the State Judicial Qualifications Commission.
	SB 205	60-0 (1967)	Author: Herring, Charles	Relating to the State Judicial Qualifications Commissions; providing for the operation and procedure of the commission.
	HJR 57	59-0 (1965)	Author: McDonald, Felix	Proposing an Amendment to Section 1-a of Article V of the Constitution of the State of Texas, by adding to said Section as presently written, the following provisions: requiring automatic retirement of certain District and Appellate Judges at age seventy-five (75) or such earlier age, not under seventy (70), as may be provided by law; creating a State Judicial Qualifications Commission and providing for its composition and the qualifications, methods of selection and terms of office of its members.
	SJR 10	59-0 (1965)	Author: Calhoun, Jr., C. Galloway	Relating to proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas requiring automatic retirement of District and Appellate Judges at age seventy-five or such earlier age, not under seventy, as may be provided by law; creating a State Judicial Qualifications Commission and providing for its composition and the qualifications, methods of selection and terms of office of its members.

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