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JP Precinct 4's procedure for discharging Class C fines and costs through jail-time credit: the court considers time served only on a WRITTEN request (mail or in person — no oral requests) after a plea or finding of guilt/no contest, supported by evidence of incarceration such as a book-in/book-out sheet; a granted request does NOT automatically release a driver's-license hold (an Omni fee may be required); if denied, written requests for alternatives such as community service will be considered. The posted packet includes the court's Defendant's Motion for Time Served form, which incorporates a guilty/no-contest plea and jury-trial waiver.
Texas > Ellis County > Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4/1 (Judge James "Butch" Bryant, Midlothian) — defendants seeking jail-credit discharge of Class C fines and costs.
Reviewer note: Text-layer document transcribed verbatim (2 pages, sha256 4740816a…, 50,299 B), on Judge Bryant's letterhead and linked from the county's courts vein. Composed benchpath-ajr1-p6.
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