Lynn County, TX
All 8 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Lynn 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.
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106th District Court Standing Order - District Courtroom Rules (signed April 3, 2026)
Courtroom rules of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties), effective immediately: no weapons without the judge's prior permission; no food and only water in a spill-proof container; attire rules for attorneys and a bar on head coverings (except for religious or medical reasons), sleeveless shirts and shorts; devices silenced; no video, audio or photographs without permission; violations may be punished as contempt.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding HB 1973 - Birth Certificates in Suits Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (signed September 19, 2025)
Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): when a petition is filed in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship, the petitioner submits a certified copy of the child's birth certificate if available; the certificate is referenced in the filing but not e-filed, and is delivered in person to the court at the first available in-person hearing.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding Mental Health Condition - Sealing of Competency, Sanity and Mental Health Evaluations in Felony Cases (signed December 13, 2024)
Standing order of the 106th District Court directing the District Clerk of Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties to seal and keep confidential all written reports, assessments and mental health evaluations filed in felony cases in which competency, sanity or another mental health condition is at issue, subject to the exceptions in Code of Criminal Procedure chapters 46B and 46C; unsealing or disclosure requires an order of the court.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding Exhibits or Attachments Containing Sensitive Data (signed December 11, 2024)
Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): an exhibit or attachment containing sensitive data - including photos of children or photos showing injuries - is referenced in the filing but not e-filed, and is instead forwarded to the court by email.
106th District Court Pretrial Order (Revised as of January 21, 2022)
Pretrial order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties), revised January 21, 2022: thirty minutes per side for temporary orders hearings; a certificate of conference on every motion for continuance; mediation of contested final divorce and SAPCR matters; a list of all relief requested furnished before any hearing; income evidence and last filed tax returns; notice of expert and public service witnesses; exhibit marking and exchange; proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law within ten days of a request; children available for in-chambers interviews; the prevailing party drafts the order; requirements for divorces served by publication; and a certificate of last known address and affidavit of military status before a default judgment.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding Community Supervision and Corrections Department Files and Officer Testimony (signed August 17, 2020)
Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): Community Supervision and Corrections Department files are judicial records not subject to disclosure or production by subpoena without the prior written approval of the judge of the supervising court; department officers may not release a probationer's file without that judge's written consent, and may testify only to matters of public record unless the judge gives prior written authorization.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding Summary Judgments (signed January 2, 2019)
Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): unless a written order for an exception has been submitted and granted, all summary judgment pleadings are heard by submission rather than by oral hearing.
106th District Court Standing Order Regarding Language in Pleadings (signed September 17, 2010)
Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): all filings must be in English or include an English translation; the district clerk of each county returns any filing that does not comply, with a copy of the order.