The Texas Supreme Court would not hear an appeal if the

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According to the Texas Constitution, the Texas Supreme Court has discretionary authority, which means it can choose which cases it wants to hear. However, there are some cases that it is required to hear, such as those involving the constitutionality of a state statute or those involving the death penalty. School bond elections, Texas Railroad Commission cases, and cases involving money owed to the state by a depository bank do not fall into these categories and therefore would not automatically require the Texas Supreme Court to hear the appeal. Therefore, the best choice is A, as it is not one of the cases that would require the Texas Supreme Court to hear the appeal.

The Texas Supreme Court Would Not Hear an Appeal If