Employees Retirement System of Texas v. Martin Lowy
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- appeal
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Outcome
The Texas Court of Appeals reversed the trial court's judgment in favor of Judge Lowy and upheld the Executive Director's decision that Lowy did not 'currently hold a judicial office' as required by Texas Government Code § 839.101(a)(1) for retirement eligibility, finding that visiting judges by assignment do not hold judicial office for retirement purposes.
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