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The Johnson County Court at Law No. 1's plan under Family Code section 54.012 for conducting juvenile detention hearings remotely, with participant duties for cross-examination, camera views and evidence.
Applies to juvenile detention hearings conducted remotely in the Johnson County Court at Law No. 1.
Under Texas Family Code section 54.012, the Johnson County Court at Law No. 1 may allow or require remote participation in juvenile detention hearings. Cross-examination is preserved; a witness's camera must give an unobstructed view or the witness may not testify; physical evidence must be displayed to all participants simultaneously, with digital copies e-mailed to the court coordinator, the cou
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-06 from the TOPICs custody scan (2 pp, vision lane, read in full). Court-specific CCL1 juvenile remote-hearing plan; the print is signed 'Judge Presiding' without a typed name, so judge-joined to the current CCL1 judge John Edward Neill by inference.
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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