Clay County, TX
All 10 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Clay County, newest effective date first. 3 region-wide and 1,248 statewide instruments also apply here — search all three layers together. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Published rules, newest effective date first
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Justice Court of Clay County — Standing Order Regarding Credit for Time Served (Non-Juvenile Defendants)
A standing order of the Clay County Justice Court applying the Code of Criminal Procedure's jail-credit rules — a defendant earns credit toward the fine and costs for time spent in jail on the offense charged.
Justice Court of Clay County — Standing Order Regarding Docketing or Continuance of a Criminal Case
A standing order of the Clay County Justice Court on docketing and continuing criminal cases: a not-guilty plea or a notice of representation places the case on a pre-trial hearing docket, with the court's continuance procedures from there.
Justice Court of Clay County — Standing Order Regarding Request for Continuance of a Civil Case
A standing order of the Clay County Justice Court requiring every civil continuance motion to carry a certificate of conference stating whether it is opposed and a proposed order.
Justice Court of Clay County — Standing Order Regarding Taking Pleas at the Jail (Non-Juvenile Defendants)
A standing order of the Clay County Justice Court governing the taking of pleas from non-juvenile defendants at the jail, framed by the justice of the peace's dual magistrate and judicial roles under the Code of Criminal Procedure.
97th Judicial District Court (Clay County) — Local Rules
The local rules of the 97th Judicial District Court, which sits in Archer, Clay and Montague Counties, governing all civil and criminal proceedings — conduct and courtroom decorum, settings, settlement authority in civil cases, criminal-case procedures, and service under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 21a.
97th Judicial District Court (Clay County) — Standing Order Regarding Evidence
A standing order of the 97th Judicial District Court governing the format of audio, video and other electronic media exhibits so they can be uploaded to and opened by the Court of Appeals, with file-size limits, labeling, and text-searchable PDF requirements.
97th Judicial District Court (Clay County) — Standing Temporary Injunction in Family Law Cases
The 97th Judicial District Court's standing temporary injunction in family law cases, enjoining both parties from a list of acts concerning communication, harassment, and the property and records of the parties while the case is pending.
Clay County (97th Judicial District) — Juvenile Court Remote Proceedings for Detention Hearings Plan
The Clay County plan, under Texas Family Code 54.012, for conducting juvenile detention hearings by remote proceeding, leaving to the court's discretion whether to proceed remotely or allow a party to attend remotely.
Justice Court of Clay County — Local Rules (Rules of Administration and Court Decorum)
The Justice Court of Clay County's local rules — Rules of Administration and Court Decorum — adopted Jan. 1, 2023 by Justice of the Peace Lanny R. Evans, covering the court's objectives, scope, jurisdiction, and administration and decorum requirements.
97th Judicial District Court (Clay County) — Standing Order Regarding Mandatory Disclosures in Tax Cases
A standing order of the 97th Judicial District Court (Archer, Clay and Montague Counties) applying Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 194's initial-disclosure duty to delinquent-tax cases: each party must make the Rule 194.1(a) mandatory disclosures without awaiting a discovery request.