Jasper County, TX
All 5 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Jasper County, newest effective date first. 2 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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Jasper County Youth Diversion Plan
The Jasper County youth-diversion plan (H.B. 3186; effective 2025): the justice-court clerk staff in each precinct serve as youth-diversion coordinators; the plan applies to children alleged to have committed a fine-only misdemeanor (excluding traffic offenses) and sets the qualifications and diversion process to keep an eligible child’s record clean.
1st District Court (Jasper County) — Confidentiality Policy and Agreement (effective May 1, 2024)
Order of the 1st Judicial District Court adopting, under Supreme Court Misc. Docket No. 24-9006 and Rule of Judicial Administration 7.1, a court confidentiality policy and the agreement court personnel sign, effective May 1, 2024.
Local Rules of Procedure and Rules of Decorum for the Justice Courts of Jasper County
The Jasper County justice courts’ local rules of procedure and decorum (effective January 1, 2022): objective, scope and jurisdiction (civil up to $20,000; evictions; administrative license hearings; fine-only criminal offenses; peace bonds), organization, and the civil and criminal case tracks.
Amended Rules of Practice of the First Judicial District Court (Jasper County)
The amended rules of practice of the First Judicial District Court, which by agreement serves Jasper, Newton, San Augustine and Sabine Counties: jurisdiction (either judge may sit in either court), the central docket and numerical docketing of civil cases, criminal filing and indictment procedures, and juvenile jurisdiction resting with the First Judicial District Court.
Jasper County Standing Order Regarding Children, Pets, Property and Conduct of the Parties
The standing order of the Jasper, Newton, Sabine and San Augustine County District Courts (current 2024 edition), self-executing in every divorce and SAPCR filed in those counties: it protects the children, the family pets, and the parties’ property, and restrains harassing conduct while the suit is pending.