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District Judge · 462nd District Court
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125 verified requirements govern practice before Judge Lee Ann Breading across the judge, division, county, circuit, and statewide layers.
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No current assignment on record.
Appeals from this courtroom go to the Second Court of Appeals.
● LiveCounty-to-district assignment per Tex. Gov't Code sec. 22.201(c), live-fetched registry.
2 verified rules specific to this judge's division, grouped by requirement category. 125 total requirements apply in this courtroom across all layers — the Full Premium Report assembles the complete stack.
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last checked September 6, 2026
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via Denton County District Courts — dentoncounty.gov (county site tree)
Judge Lee Ann Breading's criminal docket guidelines for the 462nd District Court (updated July 23, 2024): retained attorneys e-file a letter of representation with the District Clerk, and a motion to substitute counsel with the required signatures if the defendant is already represented; defendants must be present at all settings unless excused; arraignments and announcements on Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m., where the status of discovery and any plea offer is reported and bond conditions acknowledged, followed by three announcement settings 60 days apart, after which the case is set for disposition by plea or moves to the jury trial docket (extra settings by exception; cases may move to plea or trial earlier); pleas Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. and Fridays at 9 a.m. as scheduled with the court; docket calls Fridays at 10 a.m. ten days before jury trial; the 462nd Drug Treatment Court sits the first and third Thursdays 3–5 p.m.; all settings are scheduled by court administrator Stacy Fruth.