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Standing order of the Travis County criminal district courts (June 24, 2022) ordering the Travis County Sheriff's Office to make the results of any Article 16.22 mental health evaluation available to the Court, the defense attorney and the prosecutor.
Applies to criminal cases in the Travis County district courts. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
D-1-GN-61-121012 — In the District Courts of Travis County, Texas (Criminal Proceedings): STANDING ORDER RELEASING REPORT MADE PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 16.22, TEX. CODE CRIM. PROC. The Court ORDERS the Travis County Sheriff's Office to make available to the Court, Defense Attorney and Prosecutor the results of any mental health evaluation pursuant to Art. 16.22 Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Signed on the 24th day of June 2022 by Judge Brenda P. Kennedy (Presiding Judge of the Criminal Courts, 403rd District Court), Judge Clifford Brown (147th), Judge Dayna Blazey (167th), Judge Karen Sage (299th), Judge Chantal Eldridge (331st), Judge Julie Kocurek (390th), Judge Tamara Needles (427th), Judge Brad Urrutia (450th), Judge Selena Alvarenga (460th) and Judge Leon Grizzard (District Magistrate).
The Court ORDERS the Travis County Sheriff's Office to make available to the Court, Defense Attorney and Prosecutor the results of any mental health evaluation pursuant to Art. 16.22 Tex. Code Crim. Proc.
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-07 (completeness fix F2) from the doc 502 text layer read in full. Previously bundled into the County Courts at Law's order (doc 503) as a copy; it is the district courts' own order. Bound to Travis County (criminal; district courts).
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