Presidio County, TX
All 3 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Presidio County, newest effective date first. 1 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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Updated Standing Order Regarding Use of Artificial Intelligence — 394th Judicial District Court (Presidio County)
The 394th Judicial District Court's updated standing order on artificial intelligence, applying to every pending or hereafter filed case in the 394th Judicial District Court of Brewster, Culberson, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, and Presidio Counties. It warns that generative AI systems (ChatGPT, Claude, OpenAI, Bing and others) are unreliable, prone to bias, and often fabricate information, and requires every self-represented litigant and attorney who uses AI for legal research or drafting to sign and file the attached certification before using AI-generated information — certifying that all AI-created language, quotations, sources, citations, arguments and legal analysis were verified as accurate through traditional non-AI legal sources by a licensed human, and acknowledging responsibility and potential sanctions for noncompliance. Signed July 22, 2026, effective immediately.
Standing Order Regarding Release on Bail of Defendant Charged with Felony Offense Committed While on Bail — 394th Judicial District Court (Brewster, Jeff Davis & Presidio Counties)
The 394th Judicial District Court’s standing order under Article 17.027, Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, on the release on bail of a defendant charged with a felony committed while on bail for another felony in the same county: a defendant on bail for or charged with murder may be magistrated and have bail set only by a District Court Judge or County Court Judge of that county, while other Article 17.027 defendants may be magistrated and have bail set by a District Judge, County Court Judge, Justice of the Peace or Municipal Judge of that county. Signed October 20, 2025.
Standing Order Regarding Public Access to Electronic Proceedings — 394th Judicial District Court
The 394th Judicial District Court’s standing order on public access to electronic (remote) court proceedings: electronic proceedings follow the court’s Virtual Hearing Protocols; only participants are admitted to the virtual courtroom absent prior permission; the public may observe in the district courtroom or on the court’s YouTube live-streaming channel, with recording by anyone other than the court prohibited on pain of contempt; and the court may record proceedings for its own non-public use. Effective February 7, 2023; replaces the court’s August 16, 2022 order.