Jack County, TX
All 5 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Jack 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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271st Judicial District Court (Jack County) — Rules of Practice
The Rules of Practice of the 271st Judicial District Court, which sits in Wise and Jack Counties, governing civil and criminal practice — settings and dockets, discovery and mandatory disclosures, child-support and juvenile matters, and a detailed criminal-proceedings sequence (arraignment, announcement, final docket call, pleas, and probation revocations).
271st Judicial District Court (Jack County) — Standing Order Re: Inactivating Tax Suits with Payment Letter
A standing order of the 271st Judicial District Court (Wise and Jack Counties) allowing a delinquent-tax suit to be placed on the inactive list when the taxing entity's attorney notifies the court in writing that the parties have entered a written payment plan.
271st Judicial District Court (Jack County) — Standing Order Re: Sealing of Child Protective Service Cases
A standing order of the 271st Judicial District Court (with the Wise County Courts at Law) sealing and keeping confidential all Child Protective Service case files, with no non-party access absent a court order.
Jack County Court — Remote Detention Hearing Procedures (Juvenile)
The Jack County Court's plan, under Texas Family Code 54.012, for conducting juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings — court discretion to proceed remotely, the opportunity to cross-examine, and an unobstructed-camera requirement consistent with constitutional confrontation rights.
271st Judicial District Court (Jack County) — Standing Order Regarding Children, Property and Conduct of the Parties
The 271st Judicial District Court's family standing order, entered in every divorce and suit affecting the parent-child relationship filed in Jack County, restraining both parties on the conduct of the children, communication between the parties, and the preservation of property and records, and ordering the parties to mediate.