Kleberg County, TX
All 3 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Kleberg 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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105th District Court (Kleberg County) Standing Order No. MISC233001 — authority to set bail for a defendant charged with a subsequent felony while on bail (Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 17.027) — June 2, 2023
Judge Jack W. Pulcher's standing order under art. 17.027 (S.B. 6, 87th Leg. 2nd C.S.): the district judge reserves bail authority in indicted cases; the appointed Title 54A associate judge and jail magistrates designated by that judge may set bail in pending unindicted cases; other magistrates transfer such defendants to the Kleberg County Sheriff within 12 hours; for out-of-county prior felonies any Kleberg magistrate acts within 24 hours after reviewing the criminal history and Public Safety Report and notifies the originating court.
Kleberg County Standing Order Regarding Children, Property and Conduct of the Parties (105th District Court and County Court at Law) — effective February 1, 2011
The standing order that attaches to every divorce and every suit affecting the parent-child relationship filed in Kleberg County: no disruption of children, conduct of the parties, preservation of property and use of funds, records, insurance, specific authorizations, service with the petition, 14-day TRO/temporary-injunction effect, protective-order precedence, mediation encouragement and bond waiver.
Local Rules of the District Court of Kleberg County, Texas (105th Judicial District) — effective September 1, 1991
The 1991 local rules of the 105th District Court sitting in Kleberg County: time standards, clerk reporting, civil filing/transfer/docketing and cause numbering (D and C suffixes), preliminary conferences, motion practice (conferral certificate, hearing or 15-day submission, summary judgment by submission), trial settings and jury demands, criminal filing (CRF cause numbers, superseding indictments), arraignment and pretrial-motion deadlines, court sessions and hours, attorney vacation notice, and the Local Administrative District Judge.