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The 86th's posted disposition time standards: criminal — revocations 6 months, state-jail felonies 90 days, third-degree 180 days, second-degree 9 months, first-degree 1 year; family — uncontested 3 months, contested 6–9 months, with the court's modification and enforcement expectations stated in the same table.
Texas > Kaufman County > 86th District Court — the court's internal disposition targets for criminal cases (by offense grade) and family cases (by contest posture), posted on the court's official page as its time standards.
Reviewer note: Text-layer one-page table transcribed as posted (300 characters of extractable text; the trailing modification/enforcement lines render in the table's continuation). The 422nd posts a parallel table, composed separately. Composed benchpath-ajr1-p6b.
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