You have voted HB-3913: Relating to continuing judicial training regarding family violence victims..

You have voted SB-1506: Relating to a supreme court rule, practice, or procedure..

You have voted SJR-47: Proposing a constitutional amendment changing the eligibility requirements for certain judicial offices..

You have voted HB-2714: Relating to implicit bias training for justices and judges of state courts, judicial officers, certain court personnel, and attorneys licensed to practice law in this state..

You have voted HB-816: Relating to the creation of a commission to review certain penal laws of this state and to make certain recommendations regarding those laws, to criminal offenses previously compiled in statutes outside the Penal Code, to repealing certain of those offenses, and to conforming punishments for certain of those offenses to the penalty structure provided in the Penal Code; increasing the punishment for the criminal offenses of sedition, sabotage, and capital sabotage; imposing a civil penalty..

You have voted HB-758: Relating to the creation of a commission to review certain laws of this state that restrict the rights or activities of persons convicted of a felony offense and to make certain recommendations regarding those laws..

You have voted SB-63: Relating to the creation of the Texas Mental Health Care Consortium..

You have voted SB-488: Relating to required training regarding childhood trauma for judges who hear cases involving certain children and requirements for a juvenile's appearance in a judicial proceeding..

You have voted SB-362: Relating to court-ordered mental health services..

You have voted SB-1728: Relating to an interim study by the Texas Commission on Judicial Selection regarding the method by which certain trial and appellate judges are selected..

You have voted SB-10: Relating to the creation of the Texas Mental Health Care Consortium..

You have voted HJR-148: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for appointments to fill vacancies for certain judicial offices and for nonpartisan retention elections for those offices..

You have voted HB-4504: Relating to the appointment of certain judicial offices, a board for considering the qualification of applicants for judicial office, and a nonpartisan election for the retention or rejection of a person appointed to those offices..

You have voted HB-4202: Relating to the authority of a court to grant a motion for a new trial in certain criminal cases..

You have voted HB-3570: Relating to continuing judicial training regarding family violence victims..

You have voted HB-3409: Relating to requirements for training regarding trauma for judges, prosecuting attorneys, correctional officers, and law enforcement officers..

You have voted HB-3040: Relating to an interim study by the Texas Commission on Judicial Selection regarding the method by which certain trial and appellate judges are selected..

You have voted HB-226: Relating to the creation of a commission to review certain penal laws of this state and to make certain recommendations regarding those laws, to criminal offenses previously compiled in statutes outside the Penal Code, to repealing certain of those offenses, and to conforming punishments for certain of those offenses to the penalty structure provided in the Penal Code; increasing the punishment for the criminal offenses of sedition, sabotage, and capital sabotage; imposing a civil penalty..

You have voted HB-1448: Relating to the creation of the Texas Mental Health Care Consortium..

You have voted HB-1377: Relating to the creation of a commission to review certain laws of this state that restrict the rights or activities of persons convicted of a felony offense and to make certain recommendations regarding those laws..