Navarro County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
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Requests for court-appointed attorneys must be sent directly to the Courts through the listed Court Coordinators’ email addresses.
Effective immediately, pursuant to the inherent powers of the Courts and applicable authority, the 13* Judicial District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law hereby ORDER that any requests for Court Appointed Attorneys be sent directly to the Courts via their Court Coordinators(mbutler@navarrocounty.org and bgerman@navarrocountv.org)
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The listed recipients must forward court-appointed-attorney requests to the Courts by the specified emails immediately upon receipt, until further notice.
Any Magistrate who receives a request for a Court Appointed Attorney, anyone in the jail who receives a request for a Court Appointed Attorney, any request for any Court Appointed Attorney on any juvenile matter, any request for a Court Appointed Attorney for CPS and/or Empower,as well as any requests received by the Indigent Defense Coordinator for Court Appointed Attorney shall forward such requests to the above Courts via the above emails immediately upon receipt of such request until further notice from the 13^ Judicial District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law.
How may parties contact Navarro County District Court, Texas?
Judge James E. Lagomarsino: The rule lists email mbutler@navarrocounty.org and bgerman@navarrocountv.org. Requests for court-appointed attorneys must be sent directly to the Courts through the listed Court Coordinators’ email addresses.
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