Starr County Court at Law Chambers Communication Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
Counsel of record must promptly inform each affected court of conflicting jury-trial or other settings.
a. Counsel of record have a duty to timely and promptly inform the affected Courts of any conflicting jury trial settings or other settings.
The State must notify the District Clerk of amended indictments or added counts at the earliest practicable time.
The State shall notify the District Clerk of any amended indictments or added counts to a current indictment at the earliest practicable time.
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- Email to clerk
The Court must email copies of the emergency orders to the Clerk and County Attorney for filing.
The Court shall grant or deny the emergency orders and e-mail copies to the Clerk and County Attorney for filing the next business day.
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The Clerk must give the rejection notice by email and telephone.
This notice will be done by email and telephone.
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The Clerk must notify the CPS Court by email and telephone when associated emergency orders have been placed in its signing queue.
Once the filing has been either accepted or corrected and accepted, the Clerk shall submit all orders associated with the emergency filing to the CPS Court's signing queue within 1 hour of the filings acceptance and will notify the CPS Court that said orders are in the queue by email and telephone.
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Counsel of record must promptly inform each affected court of conflicting jury-trial or other settings.
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