Navarro County, TX
All 8 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Navarro 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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13th District Court and Navarro County Court at Law — Joint Administrative Order Regarding Requests for Court-Appointed Attorneys
A joint order of the 13th District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law directing that all requests for court-appointed attorneys (including from magistrates, the jail, juvenile and CPS matters, and the indigent-defense coordinator) be sent directly to the courts via their court coordinators.
13th District Court — Standing Order (Criminal): Review of Bail Decision under Article 17.029 (Navarro County)
A standing order of the 13th District Court of Navarro County implementing Article 17.029 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, requiring the District Clerk to transmit requests for review of a bail decision to the court coordinator and the court to conduct the review within 24 hours or the next business day.
13th District Court & County Court at Law Standing Order Regarding Children, Property and the Conduct of the Parties (Navarro County)
A standing order of the 13th District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law that applies automatically in every divorce and parent-child suit filed in Navarro County (except AG or CPS cases), protecting the children and the parties' property and governing the parties' conduct while the case is pending.
13th District Court — Administrative Order Regarding Photography, Video Recordings, and Audio Recordings
An administrative order of the 13th District Court of Navarro County prohibiting film, digital, or other visual recording and all audio recording of court proceedings without the prior permission of the presiding judge, with the official court reporter exempt.
Navarro County Local Rules
The local court rules for all courts of law in Navarro County (the 13th Judicial District Court, the Navarro County Court at Law, and the Navarro County Court), approved December 6, 2022, governing decorum and conduct, litigation, filing of documents, civil discovery, scheduling and trial settings, and emergency hearings.
13th District Court — Standing Order (Criminal): Limine Order (Navarro County)
A standing limine order of the 13th District Court of Navarro County in criminal cases directing the State not to allude to, refer to, or bring certain matters before the jury without first obtaining a ruling outside the jury's presence.
13th District Court and Navarro County Court at Law — Joint Administrative Order (Juvenile): Remote Detention Hearings Procedures
A joint order of the 13th District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law adopted under Texas Family Code section 54.012 to conduct juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings, governing remote participation, cross-examination, camera and confrontation requirements, and physical evidence.
Navarro County Justice of the Peace Courts — Local Rules of Procedure and Rules of Decorum (updated October 28, 2015)
The court-published Navarro County Justice of the Peace Courts — Local Rules of Procedure and Rules of Decorum (updated October 28, 2015), quoted whole from the document as posted (17 page(s)).