Travis County, TX
All 68 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Travis 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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Standing Order on Warrants of Arrest and Bonds on Motions to Revoke (Travis County District Courts)
A standing order of the Travis County District Courts governing the issuance of warrants of arrest and the setting of bonds on motions to revoke community supervision or adjudicate.
Standing Order Prohibiting Gun Holsters in the Blackwell-Thurman Criminal Justice Center and in Individual Courtrooms
A standing order of the Travis County Criminal Judges prohibiting the wearing of empty gun holsters in the Blackwell-Thurman Criminal Justice Center and in individual courtrooms, given that Penal Code section 46.03(a)(3) already prohibits guns in government courts.
Standing Order Related to Article 38.50 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure (Notification)
A standing order of the Travis County District Courts related to Article 38.50 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, governing notification requirements concerning forensic analysis in criminal cases.
Standing Order Relating to the County Attorney's Disclosure Files (Travis County Courts at Law)
A standing order of the Travis County Courts at Law relating to the County Attorney's disclosure files in misdemeanor criminal cases, governing the disclosure of the State's file to the defense under Article 39.14.
Standing Order Relating to the District Attorney's Disclosure Files (Travis County District Courts)
A standing order of the Travis County District Courts relating to the District Attorney's disclosure files in felony criminal cases, governing the disclosure of the State's file to the defense under Article 39.14.
Travis County Courts at Law General Order Regarding Defendants Sentenced with Only Money Due
A general order of the Travis County Courts at Law addressing defendants who have completed their jail time on a misdemeanor and owe only fines and/or costs, governing how remaining monetary obligations are handled.
Travis County Courts at Law Order Regarding Handgun Policy in the Criminal Justice Center (Local Administrative Statutory County Court Judge)
An order of the Travis County District Courts and County Courts at Law establishing the handgun policy in the Criminal Justice Center (Blackwell-Thurman CJC), consistent with the prohibition on firearms in government courts.
Travis County Courts Standing Order Regarding Defendants Reported Deceased
A standing order of the Travis County Courts at Law governing the handling of criminal cases when a defendant is reported deceased, so that the case and any outstanding warrants are appropriately resolved.
Travis County Courts Standing Order Regarding the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure
A standing order of the Travis County Courts at Law regarding a provision of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, governing a criminal-procedure requirement in misdemeanor cases before the County Courts at Law.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Authorizing Inspection of Records of Mental Health Proceedings
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court authorizing the inspection of records of mental-health proceedings by authorized persons, consistent with the confidentiality provisions of the Health and Safety Code.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Directing Deletion of Mental Health Records from Public Access
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court directing the deletion or removal of mental-health records from public access, consistent with the confidentiality of mental-health court records.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Granting Release of Protected Health Information
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court granting the release of protected health information in guardianship and mental-health proceedings, consistent with HIPAA and the Health and Safety Code.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Granting the Court Access to Mental Health Records
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court granting the Court access to mental-health records necessary for its guardianship and mental-health proceedings.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Regarding Applications to Probate a Copy of a Lost Will
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court regarding applications to probate a copy of a lost or destroyed will, setting the requirements an applicant must satisfy.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Regarding Applications to Probate a Will More Than Four Years After Death
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court regarding applications to probate a will more than four years after the testator's death, setting the additional requirements such applications must satisfy.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Regarding the Filing of Copies of Wills
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court regarding the filing of copies of wills following the probate of an original will, governing how such copies are filed.
Travis County Probate Court Administrative Order Requiring the Use of the Court's Approved Form for Small Estate Affidavits
An administrative order of the Travis County Probate Court requiring the use of the Court's approved form for Small Estate Affidavits filed under Chapter 205 of the Texas Estates Code.
Travis County Probate Court Order Requiring Citation by Posting for Small Estate Affidavits
An order of the Travis County Probate Court requiring citation by posting for Small Estate Affidavits before the Court acts on them.