San Saba County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Settings for non-jury matters and jury trials must be arranged through the Court Coordinator/Administrator’s office.
All settings for non-jury matters and jury trials shall be done though the office of the Court Coordinator/Administrator for the court in which the case is pending.
CRITICAL
When setting a jury trial, the Court Coordinator/Administrator must schedule a pre-trial hearing date.
At the time a jury trial is set, the Court Coordinator/Administrator shall schedule a date for the pre-trial hearing.
WARNING
Requests for settings must not be directed to any Judge.
No request for settings shall be directed toward any Judge.
WARNING
A conflict or difficulty obtaining a setting may require a court hearing, at which the Court will resolve the conflict or set a reasonable date for all parties.
Any conflicts or difficulties in obtaining a setting may require a hearing before the Court. The Court shall then resolve the conflict or set the case at a time that is reasonable for all parties.
How may parties contact San Saba County District Court, Texas?
Settings for non-jury matters and jury trials must be arranged through the Court Coordinator/Administrator’s office.
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