These two contracts allow any qualified judicial entity to contract with either or both companies to receive the legal research services at special prices and terms. The preferred prices and terms are available to all judges in the state judiciary, including designated members of their staff, as well as to staff at the State Law Library and at county law libraries, prosecutors, Title IV-D masters, staff attorneys at judicial training centers, attorneys at the Office of Court Administration and State Commission on Judicial Conduct, and staff at the Texas District and County Attorneys Association. The West Group is providing four database groupings to all qualified judicial entities. Lexis-Nexis and the West Group will be contacting members of the judiciary to initiate contracts under the statewide contracts. Participating judicial entities will purchase the services directly from the two companies and will be billed directly by the companies.
Pricing listed is per judicial chamber or per user for non-judicial office.
Use of databases not included with the Subscriber's database grouping will be charged at the then current Schedule A to Westlaw Subscriber Agreement, Plan 2 Government. Texas Treatises Texas Litigation Guide, Prof. William Dorsaneo, III Texas Criminal Practice, Hon. Frank Maloney Texas Family Law, Judge John D. Montgomery Texas Civil Trial Guide, Hon. Improving Access to the Courts for People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing . The book can be used as a self-study guide for judges and clerks to ensure equal access to their courts.