Texas Ninth District Court of Appeals

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The Texas Ninth Court of Appeals is one of 14 intermediate appellate courts in Texas. [1]

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Texas Ninth District Court of Appeals
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Court information
Judges:   4
Judicial selection
Method:   Partisan election of judges
Term:   6 years
Active judges

Steve McKeithen  •  David Gaultney  •  Charles Kreger  •  Hollis Horton  •  

Jurisdiction

The Ninth District Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdiction over appeals arising from district and county courts in 10 counties:

Texas Eighth District Court of AppealsTexas Seventh District Court of AppealsTexas Eleventh District Court of AppealsTexas Second District Court of AppealsTexas Fifth District Court of AppealsTexas Sixth District Court of AppealsTexas Twelfth District Court of AppealsTexas Ninth District Court of AppealsTexas Tenth District Court of AppealsTexas Third District Court of AppealsTexas Fourteenth District Court of AppealsTexas First District Court of AppealsTexas Thirteenth District Court of AppealsTexas Fourth District Court of AppealsTexas appeals court.png



Current justices

JudgeTermDivisionAppointed byParty
Chief Judge Steve McKeithen2002-2014
Judge David Gaultney2000-2018Place 3Republican
Judge Charles Kreger2004-2016Place 2
Judge Hollis Horton2004-2018Place 4Republican

Judge salaries

Salaries of elected state judges in Texas are set by the state legislature. Current salary levels were established by the legislature in 2005. The current base salary for an appeals court judge is $137,500. That figure is set as 110% of the district court judge salary, which is $125,000. 110% of $125,000 comes to $137,500.[1]

Chief justices make an additional $2,500. Further, appeals court justices have the potential to earn up to an additional $7,500 annually that can be paid by the counties in which they preside for extra judicial services performed.[1]

History

Below are some key highlights in the court's history:

  • The Texas Legislature authorized courts of civil appeals to issue writs of mandamus and all other writs necessary to enforce their jurisdiction in 1892.
  • The Texas Ninth District Court of Appeals was created by the legislature in 1915.
  • Current Justices are Chief Justice Steve McKeithen, Justice David Gaultney, Justice Charles Kreger, and Justice Hollis Horton.
  • Chief Justice McKeithen was elected to the position of Chief Justice in 2002.

See also

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References

TexasUnited States District Court for the Eastern District of TexasUnited States District Court for the Western District of TexasUnited States District Court for the Northern District of TexasUnited States District Court for the Southern District of TexasUnited States bankruptcy court, Eastern District of TexasUnited States bankruptcy court, Western District of TexasUnited States bankruptcy court, Northern District of TexasUnited States bankruptcy court, Southern District of TexasUnited States Court of Appeals for the Fifth CircuitTexas Supreme CourtTexas Court of AppealsTexas Court of Criminal AppealsTexas District CourtsTexas County CourtsTexas County Courts at LawTexas Statutory Probate CourtsTexas Justice of the Peace CourtsTexas Municipal CourtsTexas countiesTexas judicial newsTexas judicial electionsJudicial selection in TexasTexasTemplate.jpg

2012

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CandidateIncumbencyPartyPlacePrimary VoteElection Vote
GaultneyDavid Gaultney   ApprovedAYesRepublicanPlace 3100%ApprovedA100%   ApprovedA
HortonHollis Horton   ApprovedAYesRepublicanPlace 4100%ApprovedA100%   ApprovedA

2010

Appellate Court, Place Candidates Details Results
Ninth District, Place 2 (R): Charles Kreger (D): Ron Mangus Charles Kreger was up for re-election. Charles Kreger won with 73.8% of the vote.
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