Eastern District of Texas seeks deputy in charge for Clerk’s Office
The U.S. District Clerk’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas is looking for a new Deputy in Charge. The position involves serving seven different clerk’s offices throughout East Texas.
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Eastern District of Texas seeks deputy in charge for Clerk’s Office
The U.S. District Clerk’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas is looking for a new Deputy in Charge. The position involves serving seven different clerk’s offices throughout East Texas.
Booker T. Washington High School wins 47th annual State High School Mock Trial Competition
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Austin bankruptcy court closes to visitors during SXSW festival
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Texas man receives prison sentence for role in border-area antitrust conspiracy
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