Johnson County Courts at Law Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
Criminal cases
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If practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the court coordinator, court reporter, and parties' counsel before the hearing.
When digital copies of physical evidence can be prepared, such as audio / video recordings, documents, or images, the digital copies should be emailed to the court coordinator at amorris@johnsoncountytx.org, the court reporter at jmcconathy@johnsoncountytx.org, and to counsel for the parties before the hearing if practicable.
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When practicable, digital copies of physical evidence that can be prepared should be emailed to the court coordinator, court reporter, and counsel before the hearing.
b. When digital copies of physical evidence can be prepared, such as audio / video recordings, documents, or images, the digital copies should be emailed to the court coordinator at pcribbs@johnsoncountytx.org, the court reporter karenj@johnsoncountytx.org. and to counsel for the parties before the hearing if practicable.
How may parties contact Johnson County Courts at Law?
The rule lists email amorris@johnsoncountytx.org; jmcconathy@johnsoncountytx.org. If practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the court coordinator, court reporter, and parties' counsel before the hearing.
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