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Plan adopted under Texas Family Code § 54.012 by Guadalupe County Court at Law #2 for conducting juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings: the court's discretion to allow or require remote participation, cross-examination, the unobstructed-camera-view requirement for testifying witnesses, and how physical and digital evidence is presented (emailed to the court and court reporter) and tendered.
Applies to juvenile detention hearings before Guadalupe County Court at Law No. 2 conducted as remote proceedings under Texas Family Code § 54.012. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
In accordance with Texas Family Code 54.012, the County Court at Law #2 of Guadalupe County, adopts the following plan to conduct detention hearings as remote proceedings.
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-07 (completeness fix F2) from the TOPICs custody scan of doc 1710 (image-only; vision lane, both pages read in full). Previously bundled into the 456th District Court's plan (doc 1709) as a copy; it is County Court at Law No. 2's own plan. Bound to that court and to Judge Kirsten Legore, who approved it.
1 verbatim requirement published by Palm Beach Division FC on remote appearance policy.
Judge Hooi does not usually allow hybrid hearings (one side in person, one virtual); if both sides prefer, everyone may appear in person instead; emergencies route through the clerk to a judge-entered handling order.
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