Parmer County, TX
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Deaf Smith County Youth Diversion Plan, with the Parmer County - Deaf Smith County Agreement of Understanding Regarding the Youth Diversion Plan
Youth diversion plan of Deaf Smith County under Code of Criminal Procedure chapter 45, subchapter E (H.B. 3186, applying from January 1, 2025): the children covered and the fine-only offenses that can be diverted; intermediate diversion and diversion by the judge; the diversion agreement, its strategies and conditions and their duration; the youth diversion coordinator; the administrative fee; the court's options on non-compliance (extension, continuance, parental orders, a finding of successful diversion by substantial compliance, or a finding of unsuccessful diversion with transfer to juvenile court or referral to the prosecutor); statistics; and expunction of diversion records on the child's 18th birthday. By the attached agreement of understanding between the two counties, all Parmer County juveniles subject to youth diversion are handled under this plan, Deaf Smith County keeping the administrative fee and being reimbursed for mileage.
Parmer County Policy Regarding Cremation Time Waiver (justices of the peace; entered September 18, 2024)
Policy of the Parmer County justices of the peace under Health and Safety Code section 716.004: a crematory or funeral establishment asks in writing the justice of the peace conducting the inquest to waive the 48-hour waiting period for cremation (the request may not conflict with Code of Criminal Procedure chapter 49 or Title 8 of the Health and Safety Code, and the remains must be identified), contacting the justice at the precinct office during business hours or, after hours, by cell phone or through the Sheriff's Office on-call judge; the justice then explains how the request will be processed.