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Standing Orders the court reaffirmed effective as of July 1, 2026: the court's files and records retrieved and signed out only by the Clerk's Office (Room 201) and the Criminal/Calendar Division (Room 124) (01-001); demurrers, motions to strike and other pre-trial motions in unlawful detainer actions heard no less than three days or more than seven days after filing (Code of Civil Procedure section 1167.4, CRC 3.1320) (01-002); Tulare County Child Welfare Services and the Tulare County Probation Department reporting whether a minor in a section 300 or 602 case is a Regional Center client, and the clerk serving the Regional Center with the minutes (05-003); Child Welfare Services placing a dependent child's case on calendar on a change of placement - a report within 24 hours of a contract or 23-hour bed or a section 5150 detention, not more than 30 days or less than 15 days before a discharge from a group home, and at least 5 days before a removal from a group home, within 24 hours in an emergency (05-004); information exchanged among the members of the Tulare County Permanency Team for youth leaving foster care (05-005); the designated Family Law Child Support Officer from the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services reviewing confidential paternity files when directed to prepare a support recommendation (07-006); the Penal Code section 987.9 policy (revised as of 3/4/2024) - the 987.9 judge reviewing requests in death penalty cases and requests for investigators and ancillary services in all criminal cases, the judge of the pending department reviewing expert funding where the death penalty is not sought, a confidential 987.9 file, written requests with Judicial Council Form CR-115, service providers at no more than $50.00 per hour, an investigator's license number and resume, requests presented in a sealed envelope to Court Administration/Executive Assistant for the 987.9 judge (not the criminal clerks in Room 124), one payment request a month for the prior month's work, photocopies at no more than 10 cents, mileage at 54.5 cents, meals at $13.00, $15.00 and $26.00 under State of California guidelines, and experts at no more than $200.00 per hour, $500.00 for ½ day and $800.00 for a full day of testimony and $75.00 per hour of travel (08-007); and children taken into temporary custody assessed by a qualified medical practitioner within 24 hours, Child Welfare Services consenting to urgent treatment when the parents or guardian cannot be reached (17-008).
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Following are all Standing Orders adopted by the Tulare County Superior Court which have been reaffirmed by the court to be effective as of July 1, 2026. The text of each order is attached. Rule Number Description 01-001 Security and Retrieval of the Court’s Files and Records 01-002 Setting Motions in Unlawful Detainer Actions 05-003 Providing Information to the Court if a Juvenile is a Client of the Central Valley Regional Center 05-004 Juvenile Court Proceedings Re: Placement Changes in Welfare and Institutions Code Section 300 Cases 05-005 Release of Information to the Tulare County Permanency Team 07-006 Access by the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services to Confidential Court Files Pursuant to Family Code Section 7643 08-007 Penal Code Section 987.9 Policy (Revised 07-01-2018, 01-01-2022, 01-01-2023, 03-04-2024) 17-008 Authorizing Medical Treatment Prior to Detention Hearing TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the matter of: SECURITY AND RETRIEVAL OF THE STANDING ORDER COURT’S FILES AND RECORDS NO. 01 - 001 Upon representation made to the satisfaction of the court that it is necessary to impose the authority of the court in order to guarantee the security and maintenance of the court’s files and records, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that effectively immediately, and until further order of this court, that the files and records of this court shall be retrieved and signed out only by staff of the Superior Court Clerk’s Office (Room 201) and the staff of the Superior Court Criminal/Calendar Division (Room 124). No other person shall be permitted to retrieve the court’s files or contents thereof. Dated: June 28, 2001 ___________________________________ Honorable Darryl B. Ferguson Assistant Presiding Judge TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the matter of: SETTING MOTIONS IN UNLAWFUL STANDING ORDER DETAINER ACTIONS NO. 01 - 002 TO EFFECT THE SUMMARY INTENT OF THE UNLAWFUL DETAINER STATUTES, THE COURT FINDS GOOD CAUSE TO SET THE HEARINGS ON ALL DEMURRERS, MOTIONS TO STRIKE, AND OTHER PRE-TRIAL MOTIONS ON WHICH THERE IS NO SPECIFIC STATUTE STATING OTHERWISE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE SECTION 1167.4. THEREFORE, SUCH MOTIONS WILL BE HEARD NO LESS THAN THREE DAYS OR MORE THAN SEVEN DAYS AFTER FILING THE MOTION. (CRC 3.1320.) THIS STANDING ORDER IS APPLICABLE ONLY TO UNLAWFUL DETAINER ACTIONS. (Revised 01-01-2020) Date: __________________ ______________________________________________ Brett Alldredge, Presiding Judge of the Tulare County Superior Court TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the matter of: PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE STANDING ORDER COURT IF A JUVENILE IS A CLIENT OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY NO. 05 - 003 REGIONAL CENTER To: Tulare County Probation Tulare County Child Welfare Services Superior Court Administration and Staff Central Valley Regional Center Consistent with Welfare and Institutions Code Section 827(K), in all cases involving minors who are the subject of court proceedings under either Sections 300 or 602 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, Tulare County Child Welfare Services and the Tulare County Probation Department shall determine and report to the Court at the earliest possible date in the court proceedings whether the minor involved is a client of the Central Valley Regional Center, or some other Regional Center in the State of California, or has been identified by any such Regional Center as entitled to Regional Center Services. Such report shall also identify the Regional Center Case Worker assigned to the minor’s case, if any. In any and all cases in which minors are subject to dependency proceedings or wardship proceedings in Juvenile Court, the Clerk of the Court shall serve and provide proof of service upon any identified Regional Center and case worker of all minutes in the proceedings relating to the minor in order that the Regional Center might appear in Court on behalf of the minor. The Tulare County Probation Department and the Tulare County Department of Child Welfare Services shall, in any instance in which a notice of hearing on a new petition is given to a minor, also serve and file proof of service upon the Regional Center serving the minor and his Regional Center case worker, if known. Dated:__________________________ ______________________________________ Juvenile Court Judge TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the matter of JUVENILE COURT PROCEEDINGS RE: STANDING ORDER PLACEMENT CHANGES IN WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS CODE SECTION NO. 05 - 004 300 CASES. To: Tulare County Counsel Tulare County Superior Court, Juvenile Division, Dependency Counsel Tulare County Child Welfare Services Tulare County Superior Court Administration and Staff CASA of Tulare County Effective April 6, 2005, in all cases involving children who are the subject of court proceedings under Section 300 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, Tulare County Child Welfare Services shall place the child’s case on calendar when a child has a change of placement as follows: 1. Within 24 hours of the child being placed in a “contract” bed or “23-hour” bed, Child Welfare Services shall submit a report to the court, counsel, and CASA (where CASA has been previously appointed) detailing the circumstances surrounding the child’s placement in a contract bed, the child’s current mental health status, all services in place for the child, how the child’s educational needs are being met, what efforts are being made to secure a more permanent placement, the child’s placement history including reasons for any prior changes in placement, placement anticipated at the time of discharge, and plans for services at time of discharge. 2. Within 24 hours of a child being placed detained pursuant to section 5150 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, Child Welfare Services shall submit a report to the Court, counsel, and CASA (where CASA has been previously appointed) detailing the Circumstances surrounding the child’s detention pursuant to Section 5150 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, all services in place prior to said detention, the child’s placement history, including reasons for any prior changes in placement, placement anticipated at the time of discharge; and plans for services at time of discharge. 3. Not more than 30 days or less than 15 days prior to discharge where a child has successfully completed a group home placement, Child Welfare Services shall submit a report to the court, counsel, and CASA (where CASA has previously been appointed) detailing the child’s anticipated placement, services in place for the child upon discharge, school credits accumulated during the child’s group home placement and plans to continue to meet the child’s educational needs. If the child has an IEP, the report shall include the date of the IEP with a copy of the IEP attached. 4. At least 5 days prior to a child being removed from a group home for any reason other than successful completion of the program, or where a child is being moved from one group home to another, unless it is an emergency situation in which case the child’s case shall be placed on calendar within 24 hours of the move. Child Welfare Services shall submit a report to the Court, counsel, and CASA (where CASA has been previously appointed) detailing the reasons for the move, a history of prior placements and reasons for each move, the case plan currently in place for the child, the services to be provided in the new placement, school credits accumulated during the child’s group home placement and plans to continue to meet the child’s educational needs. If the child has an IEP, the report shall include the date of the last IEP, with a copy of the IEP attached. April 6, 2005 __________________________________ William Silveira, Jr. Juvenile Court Judge TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the matter of: RELEASE OF INFORMATION TO THE STANDING ORDER TULARE COUNTY PERMANENCY TEAM NO. 05 - 005 To: Tulare County Counsel Tulare County Superior Court, Juvenile Division, Dependency Counsel Tulare County Child Welfare Services Tulare County Superior Court Administration and Staff Tulare County Community Services & Employment Training, Inc. CASA of Tulare County The purpose of the Tulare County Permanency Team is to assist youth transitioning, or recently transitioned, out of foster care through both the dependency and delinquency system. The team coordinates resources available to said youth, including but not limited to accessing employment, education, housing and other services necessary to assist the youth in becoming a successful, self-sufficient member of society. The members of the Permanency Team include individuals representing the Tulare County Superior Court, CASA of Tulare County, Child Welfare Services, Independent Living Program, and Prevention Services, all divisions of Tulare County Health and Human Services, Tulare County office of Education, Tulare County Community Services & Employment Training, Inc., and other public and private entitles whose mission includes assisting youth transitioning out of foster care. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, members of the Tulare County Permanency Team may disclose and exchange information and writings to and with one another relating to any youth transitioning, or recently transitioned, out of foster care for the express purpose of assisting said youth in obtaining employment, education, housing, and any other support services available to enable the youth to become a successful, self-sufficient member of society. This release of information includes the identifying information of the youth transitioning, or recently transitioned, out of foster care and any other information otherwise designated as confidential under the state law. Every member of the Permanency Team who receives such information or writings shall be under the same privacy and confidentiality obligations and subject to the same penalties for violating those obligations as the person disclosing or providing the information or writings. Date: 8/4/05 __________________________________ William Silveira, Jr. Judge of the Superior Court TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA In Re: ACCESS BY THE TULARE COUNTY STANDING ORDER DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES TO CONFIDENTIAL COURT NO. 07 - 006 FILES PURSUANT TO FAMILY CODE SECTION 7643 In a paternity proceeding, the files of which are confidential pursuant to Family Code section 7643, where the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services has been directed by the court to prepare a recommendation for child support, the designated Family Law Child Support Officer from the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services may access and review such confidential files for the purpose of preparing the Department’s recommendation. IT IS SO ORDERED. Date: 10-4-2007 __________________________________ The Honorable Lloyd Hicks Presiding Family Law Judge NO. 08 - 007 (revised as of 3/4/2024) TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON REQUESTS FOR FUNDS AND PAYMENTS IN CAPITAL CASES UNDER PENAL CODE SECTION 987.9 AND IN ALL OTHER CRIMINAL CASES I. POLICY Penal Code section 987.9 provides for authorization of funds for payments to investigators, experts and others that are reasonably necessary for preparation of the defense of indigents in capital cases. Section 987.9 is only applicable to murder cases in which the death penalty is sought, even though the offense charged is statutorily punishable by death. However, prosecutions under Penal Code section 190.05(a) (second degree murder with prior prison term for murder) are covered by section 987.9. Additionally, as to all criminal cases (including those in which the death penalty is not sought) and juvenile cases an indigent defendant’s or minor’s (hereinafter referred to as defendant) right to counsel includes the right to use investigators, experts and others in the preparation of a defense pursuant to the federal Constitution’s guaranty of the right to counsel and its due process clause (U.S. Constitution, 6th and 14th Amendments). Review Judge: A judge assigned by the presiding judge of the Tulare County Superior Court will review all requests for funds submitted in death penalty cases under section 987.9. This judge shall be known as the “987.9 judge”. (See exhibit one attached hereto for the name of the current 987.9 judge.) The 987.9 judge will also review requests for funds for investigators and ancillary services in all criminal cases in which the death penalty is not sought. Requests in juvenile matters must be presented to the presiding judge of the Juvenile Court. However, the judge where the matter is currently pending, and not the 987.9 judge, has the responsibility to review all requests for funds and payments to experts in cases not seeking the death penalty pursuant to Evidence Code section 730 or other applicable code section. Confidentiality: All requests for funds submitted to the 987.9 judge, and orders issued in response, shall be confidential and maintained in a case file that is separate from the criminal case. The confidential file shall have an independent file number and be known as the “987.9 file”. If a defendant waives his or her privilege of confidentiality by providing information on the record to a judge in a criminal department concerning his or her 987.9 file, the 987.9 judge may release information to the judge in the criminal department regarding the status and contents of requests and orders contained in the defendant’s 987.9 file. Revocation of Orders: All orders authorizing funding for a pro-per defendant are immediately revoked and vacated upon termination of a defendant’s pro-per status or resolution of the criminal or juvenile case. The court will deny all requests for payment for work performed or services provided subsequent to the termination of a defendant’s pro-per status or resolution of the criminal case unless pre-approved by the court. The defendant shall immediately notify the 987.9 judge and judge in the pending criminal department if granted expert funding in a non death penalty case and all service providers of the termination of his or her pro-per status or resolution of the criminal case. Additionally, all service providers shall verify a case is active and, if the defendant was pro-per when authorization for funding was approved, that the defendant continues to be pro-per prior to performing work or providing a service. II. PROCEDURES A. Request for Funds Contents of Request: All initial requests for funds submitted by a defendant or defendant’s counsel to the court shall be in writing and contain: 1) The name of the defendant, description of pending charges and criminal case number; 2) A detailed description of the service requested and the need for the service; and 3) A declaration signed under penalty of perjury by the defendant that lists the defendant’s assets and liabilities and shows that he or she is indigent. Defendants who are represented by counsel shall use the Mandatory Judicial Council Form CR-115 entitled Defendant’s Statement of Assets. All subsequent requests for funds shall state: 1) the name of the defendant and the 987.9 file number instead of the criminal case number; and 2) a detailed description of the service and need for service. Phone Cards: Requests for phone cards provided by the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office to pro-per defendants who are in custody shall also state the amount of money the defendant requests per week for legal telephone calls. Office Supplies: Requests for office supplies provided by the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office to pro-per defendants who are in custody shall also state the tier level of supplies the defendant requests as follows: 1) Tier 1 for cases in which the death penalty is sought--supplies may be ordered up to the current limit set by the Sheriff’s Office once per week; 2) Tier 2 for all other felony cases—supplies may be ordered up to the current limit bi-weekly; and 3) Tier 3 for misdemeanor cases—supplies may be ordered once a month. Service Providers: Requests for funds for a service provider shall also state: 1) the name, address, and qualifications of the provider; 2) the proposed hourly rate to be paid for work performed; the rate shall not exceed $50.00 per hour. 3) the number of hours anticipated for the work to be completed; and 4) the total fee for the work requested. A request for funds for a private investigator shall also state the investigator’s professional license number and the investigator’s resume. Orders: All requests for funds shall contain an original separate proposed order allowing for the request plus one copy and a self-addressed stamped envelope. If the request is for a service provider, the proposed order shall state: 1) the name and address of the provider appointed; 2) the proposed hourly rate to be paid; 3) the number of work hours authorized; and 4) the total fee approved. If the request is for a phone card, the proposed order shall state the amount of money authorized per week for the phone card; if the request is for office supplies, the proposed order shall state the tier level of supplies authorized. If a request for funds is approved, the defendant or defendant’s counsel shall provide a copy of the order approving the request and a copy of this policy to the provider authorized to receive the funds. If the defendant or defendant’s counsel submits additional copies of the proposed order, the clerk of the 987.9 judge will mail conformed copies of the order to the defendant or defendant’s counsel Presentation of Request: All requests for funds, except for requests for expert funding in non death penalty cases, shall be presented directly to Court Administration/Executive Assistant for the 987.9 judge. (See exhibit one attached hereto for the location of the clerk of the current 987.9 judge.) The request shall not be filed or lodged with the criminal clerks in Room 124. Request for expert funding in non-death penalty cases shall be presented to the clerk of the judge in the pending criminal department. All requests to the 987.9 judge shall be contained in a sealed envelope marked confidential and addressed only to the 987.9 judge. Approval of Request: The court will only approve requests for funds that are shown to be reasonable and necessary. B. Request for Payment Allowable payments: All service providers, including the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office, shall only submit requests for payment for work performed or services provided that have been previously authorized in writing by the 987.9 judge. The court will deny requests for payment that have not been pre-approved. All service providers shall only submit one request for payment per month per case. The request shall only include work performed or services provided in the immediate prior month (i.e. a request submitted in May shall only include work performed or services provided in April). Late requests for work performed or services provided in any earlier month will be denied. Contents of Request: Requests for payment shall state the defendant’s name and the 987.9 file number instead of the criminal case number. Requests shall contain a detailed statement showing: 1) the date of service; 2) type of service; 3) time spent; 4) costs incurred; 5) sub-total for each entry; and 6) grand total of the amount requested The court will not approve requests for payment for normal overhead costs which include, but are not limited to, a portion of the provider’s office rent, telephone installation or monthly charges, or time spent preparing a request for payment. Each request for payment for work performed shall contain a declaration submitted by the provider that states: “I,__________________, declare under penalty of perjury, that the work for which payment is being requested was performed as submitted to the court in this request for payment.” If a defendant is represented by counsel, a request for payment shall contain a declaration submitted by the attorney that states: “I,________________, declare under penalty of perjury, that the work for which payment is being requested is within the scope of work I requested.” Receipts: Requests for payment of costs shall contain a copy of the receipt showing the cost was incurred. Costs for photocopies shall be paid at a reasonable rate but shall not exceed 10 cents per copy. Mileage: Mileage shall be paid at the rate of 54.5 cents unless otherwise stated in the order approving the request for funding. The court will not approve a request for payment for miles driven or travel time spent between an investigator’s/expert’s office located outside of Tulare County and the Tulare County border unless pre-approved. This means that an investigator/expert whose office is located outside of Tulare County will be paid mileage and travel time only from the Tulare County border for conducting any business in Tulare County. All providers who maintain an office outside of Tulare County and request funding for mileage or travel time shall submit a declaration with a request for payment that states: “I,________________, declare under penalty of perjury that no time or travel expense between Tulare County and my office which is located outside of Tulare County is included in this statement.” The court will not approve a request for payment for mileage and travel time outside of California unless it is pre-approved or authorized in the order granting a request for funding. Hotel Accommodations, Meals, and Air Faire: The court will not approve a request for payment of hotel accommodations, meals, or air faire unless it complies with State of California guidelines and is pre-approved or authorized in the order granting a request for funding. State of California guidelines presently provide for compensation of meals as follows: $13.00 for breakfast, $15.00 for lunch and $26.00 for dinner. Expert Witness Compensation: Experts shall be compensated at a reasonable rate not to exceed $200.00 per hour for review of court documents, consultation with attorney and/or client, laboratory work and preparation of testimony. The rate paid for courtroom testimony is $500.00 for ½ day and $800.00 for a full day. The rate paid for travel time is $75.00 per hour. Orders: All requests for payment shall contain an original separate proposed order allowing for the request plus one copy. The proposed order shall not state the name of the defendant or the criminal case file number. The proposed order shall state: 1) the 987.9 file number; 2) the name, address, and social security or tax identification number of the provider; and 3) the grand total of the amount requested. If a service provider submits additional copies of the proposed order and a self-addressed stamped envelope, Court Administration/Executive Assistant will mail a conformed copy(s) of the order to the provider. Presentation of Request: All requests for payment, except for requests for payment to experts in non death penalty cases, shall be presented directly to Court Administration/Executive Assistant for the 987.9 judge. (See exhibit one attached hereto for the location of the clerk of the 987.9 judge.) The request shall not be filed or lodged with the criminal clerks in Room 124. Requests for payment to experts in non death penalty cases shall be presented to the judge in the pending criminal department. All requests shall be contained in a sealed envelope marked confidential and addressed only to the 987.9 judge. Approval of Request: The court will only approve requests for payment that are shown to be reasonable and necessary. EXHIBIT ONE Name and Address of the 987.9 Judge: Judge David C. Mathias Tulare County Superior Court 221 S. Mooney Blvd. Visalia, CA 93291 Address of the Clerk of the 987.9 Judge: Executive Secretary, Court Administration Tulare County Superior Court Court Administration 221 S. Mooney Blvd., room 303 Visalia, CA 93291 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TULARE JUVENILE DIVISION STANDING ORDER AUTHORIZING STANDING ORDER MEDICAL TREATMENT PRIOR TO NO. 17 - 008 DETENTION HEARING – JUVENILE DEPENDENCY CASES TO ALL TULARE COUNTY DEPENDENCY COUNSEL, TULARE COUNTY CHILD WELFARE SERVICES, TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF, AND CASA OF TULARE COUNTY: The Court finds: Children who have been taken into temporary custody by Child Welfare Services (CWS) may have a need for medical treatment prior to the detention hearing as required by Welfare and Institution Code, Section 319; It is necessary for Child Welfare Services to adequately assess children upon taking custody to determine if medical care is required; In some cases there is no parent or guardian available or willing to consent to necessary medical treatment; and Based upon these findings, the Court hereby makes the following Standing Order: 1. All children taken into temporary custody shall be assessed within 24 hours by a qualified medical practitioner for the purpose of determining whether there are any urgent medical needs; 2. If any urgent medical needs are discovered, CWS shall immediately attempt to contact the parents or guardian to inform them of the needs and to seek their consent for medical treatment; 3. If, after a reasonable attempt, the parents or guardian cannot be contacted, the court authorizes CWS to consent to any necessary medical treatment that is of an urgent nature. Urgent treatment shall be defined as treatment that cannot wait until the court detention hearing without causing the child undue pain and suffering or permanent medical disability. 4. In those instances where CWS consents to medical treatment, CWS shall make a reasonable attempt to contact the parents or guardian after the treatment to inform them of the treatment. Date: _______________ _____________________________ Juliet Boccone, Presiding Judge, Tulare County Juvenile Court
Following are all Standing Orders adopted by the Tulare County Superior Court which have been reaffirmed by the court to be effective as of July 1, 2026. The text of each order is attached. Rule Number Description 01-001 Security and Retrieval of the Court’s Files and Records 01-002 Setting Motions in Unlawful Detainer Actions 05-003 Providing Information to the Court if a Juvenile is a Client of
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-10-14 (California T4 Tulare build 2026-10-14) from BenchPath custody ca/t4/ca-tulare/docs/local-rules/remediated-local-rules-effective-70126.pdf (the court's rule book, its first page “(Revised 07/01/2026) TULARE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT LOCAL RULES”, as fetched 2026-10-14; 1062132 bytes, sha256 be58dbaab3a00c40a0d8449761c1841880e50c19a0a04177d0200d6d3115984d; 138 pages; this part PDF pages 116 to 132, printed pages 116 to 132) with the shared verbatim composer (v2 reflow): the standing orders (PDF pages 116 to 132: the list of the eight orders the court reaffirmed as of July 1, 2026, then each order) composed apart; every page's footer (“(Revised 07/01/2026)” and its printed page number) and each order's caption column of closing parentheses (“)”, 72 lines, named) removed as chrome - 106 chrome lines; no fix; proof 1 (whitespace-only) and proof 2 (same character multiset as the text layer minus chrome) pass. Review note: The Court Operations and Administration page links a separate edition of the Penal Code section 987.9 policy, also “(Revised 3/4/2024)” (held): it sets meals at $8.00, $12.00 and $20.00, has requests presented to “the clerk of the 987.9 judge” and asks no investigator's resume; the standing order printed here sets meals at $13.00, $15.00 and $26.00, has requests presented to Court Administration/Executive Assistant and asks for the investigator's resume - the review task asks which edition governs.
Standing order of the 109th Judicial District Court for every pending or later-filed case in Andrews, Winkler and Crane Counties: any attorney or self-represented litigant who uses any form of artificial intelligence for legal research or drafting in a case must, before using AI-generated information in a court submission or proceeding, sign and submit the court's certification form stating that all language, quotations, sources, citations, arguments and legal analysis created or contributed to by generative AI were verified as accurate by a human through traditional (non-AI) legal sources, and acknowledging responsibility and potential sanctions for their or their co-counsel's failure to comply. Effective immediately; in effect until rescinded or replaced.
Standing order of the 109th Judicial District Court for every pending or later-filed case in Andrews, Winkler and Crane Counties: any attorney or self-represented litigant who uses any form of artificial intelligence for legal research or drafting in a case must, before using AI-generated information in a court submission or proceeding, sign and submit the court's certification form stating that all language, quotations, sources, citations, arguments and legal analysis created or contributed to by generative AI were verified as accurate by a human through traditional (non-AI) legal sources, and acknowledging responsibility and potential sanctions for their or their co-counsel's failure to comply. Effective immediately; in effect until rescinded or replaced.