Brewster County Justice of the Peace Courts Chambers Communication Rules

An attorney assigned to trials in two Brewster County courts on the same date must notify both courts in writing as soon as the conflict becomes apparent.

An attorney assigned to a trial in two separate courts in Brewster County for the same date must inform both courts of the conflict, in writing, as soon as the conflict becomes apparent.

An attorney who is or will be in trial in another court must notify the Justice Court in writing as soon as the conflict becomes apparent.

An attorney who is, or is scheduled to be in trial in another court will, in writing, and as soon as the conflict becomes apparent, inform the Justice Court of the conflicting case being tried.

Criminal cases

The child and parent must contact the Justice Court’s Youth Diversion Coordinator when requested and at the end of the diversion period to discuss completion status.

Child and Parent agree to contact the Youth Diversion Coordinator of the Justice Court, as requested and at the end of the diversion period to discuss the status of completion of this agreement.

Criminal cases

During the diversion agreement, the child and parent must give the Justice Court a mailing address for notices, report address changes, and provide a phone number and email address.

During the period of this agreement, Child and Parent shall inform the Justice Court of the best mailing address to receive notices, and of changes to that address. Child and Parent shall also provide a phone number and email address to the Court.

Criminal cases

If applicable, the notice asks the recipient to contact the Court with the name and address of a person who may assist the child or the court.

If applicable, please contact the Court and provide the name and address of such person.