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The 378th District Court's adopted plan for conducting juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings under Texas Family Code § 54.012 (the 378th holds all Ellis County juvenile cases): discretionary remote detention hearings on prior written notice, guaranteed cross-examination, an unobstructed-camera rule (a witness who cannot be clearly seen will not be allowed to testify), evidence-handling steps for remote hearings, court-reporter recording with 91/120-day retention, and OCA submission.
Texas > Ellis County > 378th District Court — juvenile detention hearings (the 378th holds all Ellis County juvenile cases under Court Rules of Administration § II.f). Signed June 13, 2024 by Judge William D. Wallace; filed with the District Clerk June 17, 2024.
Reviewer note: Image-only scan read through the vision lane (2 pages); operative provisions quoted verbatim from the rendered pages. Registered custody sha256 adee3ada…, 83,228 B. Composed benchpath-ajr1-p6.
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