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The document is a legal reply from PR Investments and Specialty Retailers, Inc. to the State of Texas regarding a petition for review in a condemnation case. It argues that the Fourteenth Court's en banc majority decision undermines the special commissioners' hearing process by allowing the State to change its proposed use of condemned property without consequences, which could harm property owners. The petitioners assert that this decision conflicts with established case law, specifically referencing State v. Nelson and City of Pearland, and calls for the Supreme Court of Texas to review these issues to ensure just compensation and adherence to procedural rules.

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Is the Texas Supreme Court Republican?

Rule 500.10 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure states that a judge in a justice court may allow or even require participants to appear at a court proceeding by videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means. You may have to ask the courts permission to appear remotely.

Who are the members of the Texas Supreme Court?

Like the judges on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, all members of the Texas Supreme Court are currently Republicans. The most recent appointees are James P. Sullivan, Evan Young, Rebeca Huddle, Jane Bland, Jimmy Blacklock, and Brett Busby.