Judge Phillip Spenrath's criminal docket policy (signed July 23, 2014, effective immediately): arraignment/bond-out first settings with initial not-guilty pleas and State discovery readiness, the six-requirement arraignment-waiver checklist, Criminal Case Scheduling Orders (three status settings at two-month intervals plus a plea-negotiation deadline), Art. 28.01 pretrial with a seven-day motion cutoff, the active-trial-docket priority ladder (with a dedicated DWI setting in multi-trial months), conflicting-engagement resolution, and pro-se defendant handling.
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WHARTON COUNTY COURT CRIMINAL DOCKET POLICY This policy is intended to comply with the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and other applicable laws of the State of Texas, the Wharton County Board of Judges Plan for Qualifications of and Appointment of Attorneys to Represent Indigent Defendants, and other applicable Local Rules. Justice demands the speedy disposition of all criminal cases. To this en
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