Irion County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
The Court cannot meet ex parte to discuss case-specific information.
Please note that the Court cannot meet with you ex parte for any case specific information.
WARNING
A party wishing to test courtroom audio or visual equipment must contact the bailiff before the hearing day; testing time will be provided outside hearing hours.
Those parties wishing to practice or test audio or visual equipment in the Courtroom must contact the bailiff prior to the day of the hearing and a time will be provided outside of hearing hours for said party to test the equipment and evidence.
WARNING
If there is concern about a particular case, please schedule a meeting including all the party's attorneys with Ms. Archer.
If there is concern about a particular case, please schedule a meeting including all the party's attorneys with Ms. Archer.
INFO
The CPC will meet with a child upon request.
The CPC will meet with any child upon request.
INFO
In-person meetings are preferred when possible, but virtual meetings are available when the child's schedule or location necessitates Zoom.
It is preferable in person where possible, but virtual meetings are also available where the child's schedule or location necessitates using zoom.
How may parties contact Irion County District Court, Texas?
Judge Carmen Symes Dusek: The Court cannot meet ex parte to discuss case-specific information.
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