Concho County Justice of the Peace Court Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
Counsel should address objections, arguments, and other comments to the judge or jury, not opposing counsel.
All objections, arguments, and other comments by counsel should be directed to the judge or jury and not the opposing counsel.
Attorneys should follow ethical rules concerning media discussions of cases and improper ex parte communications with the judge.
Attorneys should observe the letter and spirit of all canons of ethics, including those dealing with discussion of cases with representatives of the media and those concerning improper ex parte communications with the judge.
How may parties contact Concho County Justice of the Peace Court?
Counsel should address objections, arguments, and other comments to the judge or jury, not opposing counsel.
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