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County Court at Law No. 1 Standing Order of the Court in Criminal Cases — Galveston County. The operative requirements are quoted verbatim from the governing document (registered/posted posted); the document in custody is the controlling text.
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CAUSE NO:____________ THE STATE OF TEXAS ~ COUNTY COURT NO. ONE VS. ~ ___________________________ ~ GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS STANDING ORDER OF THE COURT IN CRIMINAL CASES 1. The Court reporter shall record all matters pertaining to this cause to include pre-trial hearing, voir dire, trial, final argument, and matters pertaining to sentencing. 2. Defendants who are incarcerated shall be dressed in street clothing during any jury trial. 3. The District Attorney shall provide all evidence in his/her possession favorable or mitigating to defendant’s attorney. 4. The District Attorney shall provide all oral, written, video or recorded statements made by defendant to investigating officers or to third parties in the possession of the District Attorney or law enforcement. 5. The District Attorney shall provide all witnesses' statements to the defense attorney upon completion of the witnesses’ testimony. 6. The District Attorney shall provide the defense attorney a list of all witnesses to be called in the trial in chief and the names of witnesses to be called in rebuttal as soon as the witnesses are ascertained after the defendant puts on his/her case. 7. The District Attorney shall permit the defense attorney’s inspection of all physical evidence to be introduced at trial. 8. The District Attorney shall provide the defense attorney the results of any test to be used in trial for inspection. 9. The District Attorney shall provide the defense attorney the criminal history of the defendant as it relates to felony convictions, and convictions of any crime which constitutes a crime of moral turpitude. 10. The District Attorney shall provide the defense attorney the results of physical or mental examinations, if any. 11. The District Attorney shall provide the defense attorney the criminal history concerning convictions for felonies or crimes of moral turpitude of any witnesses the prosecution intends to call as a witness in the trial. 12. The District Attorney shall provide details of any plea agreements in relation to any co-defendant, accomplice or informant. _________________________________ JOHN GRADY, Judge County Court No. 1
Reviewer note: Complete document text quoted verbatim (whitespace-normalized); the posted document (sha256 90acb62b1291…) is the controlling custody copy.
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