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Case Scheduling Order — County Criminal Court at Law No. 10 (rev. January 1, 2026) — posted on the court's own website — the court-procedure tier (standing procedures, policies, and preferences the court itself publishes), distinct from the TOPICs-registered local-rules tier (TRCP 3a registration applies to local rules). Operative requirements quoted verbatim; the posted document is the controlling text.
Texas > Harris County > County Criminal Court at Law No. 10
CAUSE NO. THE STATE OF TEXAS § IN THE COUNTY CRIMINAL V. § COURT AT LAW NO. § HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS CASE SCHEDULING ORDER The Defendant, as well as the Attorneys for the State and Defendant, are ordered to appear as follows: Arraignment (ARRG) Setting: If necessary, the Court will address probable cause, magistrate warnings, and bond conditions. If the Defendant is in custody (BLHG), bail may be reviewed or waived. Defendant and Defense Counsel are required to appear in person. Non-Trial (NTRL) Setting: (60 days from Arraignment). Court’s Standing Discovery Order shall be filed by this setting. Defendant’s appearance is waived and not required to appear. Defense Counsel may appear via Zoom. Motions (MOTN) Setting: (90 days old). All discovery Motions are ordered to be filed with the Court by this date in accordance with the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure 28.01. Defendant’s appearance is waived and not required to appear. Defense Counsel may appear via Zoom. Pre-Trial Motion (PTMO) Setting: (120 days old). All discovery and evidence exchange are to be completed by this date. Applications for DWI- PTI and mitigation packets should be submitted and TRAS scheduled. Defendant and Defense Counsel are required to appear in person. Disposition Setting (DISP) (165 days old). Decision on case resolution must be made by this setting. All parties shall appear at this setting to determine the status of the case. Defendant and Defense Counsel are required to appear in person. If not resolved at this setting, the case will be set for the following: 1. Plea (PLEA) Setting: Case is to be disposed of by plea. If case does not plead, it will be set for trial. *Defendant and Defense Counsel are required to appear in person. 2. Pretrial Intervention Disposition (PTID). Non-DWI case. State and Defense have agreed to a short-term Pretrial Intervention. Case will be set for Defendant to complete terms of agreement. 3. DWI Pretrial Intervention “Hearing” (DPIH). ONLY if defendant has applied and submitted required documents AND scheduled TRAS. 4. Trial Setting (JTRL or CTRL). Initial Pretrial Conference (PTCR) will be at least 21 days prior to the trial setting. Parties are to discuss motions, discovery, and other matters. A second PTCR will be 6 days prior to trial for parties to announce if they are ready for trial. DWI-PTI Supervision orders MUST be submitted prior to this date. Motions for Continuance shall be filed and presented at this setting. MAJ/MRP Settings: Motions to Revoke or Adjudicate Community Supervision will be reset for 30 days. If case is not resolved, it will be set for hearing. Defendant and Defense Counsel are required to appear in person *Additional Settings: Either party may request settings or hearings in addition to the ones listed above for good cause. Any additional settings must be approved by the Presiding Judge of the Court. Date Entered: Judge Presiding Harris County Criminal Court at Law No. 01-01-2026
Reviewer note: Own-site document live-fetched by us 2026-08-22, byte-identical to the AJR-11 recon capture of 2026-08-21 (dual custody). Complete document text quoted verbatim (whitespace-normalized); the posted document (sha256 f7f6afada61e…) is the controlling text.
17 verbatim requirements extracted from 4243-01__2021-05.pdf, across 4 topics.
Judge Eckley-Moulder's courtroom policies (court starts 9:30 sharp): at the Final Pre-Trial, all trial counsel and the defendant must be physically present, phones silenced, and no recording without media clearance.