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Discovery orders of the 244th District Court in criminal cases: on timely request the State produces what Code of Criminal Procedure article 39.14 and Evidence Rules 702, 703 and 705 make discoverable; it provides witness and suspect information and exculpatory evidence reflected in its file and supplements continuously; pretrial motions are due by the docket's motion deadline; interpreter needs are raised in writing by that deadline; defense counsel ensures compliance with the court's dress code; and settings are posted on the county website.
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ORDERS FOR DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION OF EVIDENCE 1. ARTICLE 39.14 DISCOVERY: Upon receipt of a timely request, motion or notice to the State, the State shall promptly produce and permit the inspection of all documents, items and information mentioned in Article 39.14 and Evidence Rules 702, 703 and 705 that are subject to discovery. 2. WITNESSES AND INFORMATION: The Court orders the State to prov
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-25 (AJR-7 Seventh Region build, own-site layer) from BenchPath custody ajr7 corpus sources/documents/97385f80f59811e5-orders-for-discovery-and-inspection-of-evidence-pdf.pdf (177,288 bytes, sha256 97385f80f59811e525dfafcf2c51118f1e2751909f61520a1e1a113e2e2db76f; 1 page(s)) - the document the Ector County website posts (https://www.ectorcountytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1045/Orders-for-Discovery-and-Inspection-of-Evidence-PDF), not registered with the Office of Court Administration's TOPICs registry as of 2026-09-25: the digital text layer of the file, read against every rendered page and corrected by eye (paragraphs, list structure, signature blocks, fill-ins); signature, seal and file-stamp blocks bracketed. Signed: Undated; issued in the name of the court. The same file is posted on both the 161st District Court and the 244th District Court pages; its text refers to the 244th District Court.
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