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The Wood County Juvenile Court's orders and plan for remote detention and related hearings: whom to contact if a participant cannot take part remotely; parents, guardians or custodians present; an unobstructed view of any testifying party or witness; the hearing is live-streamed to a public-access room unless a closed courtroom is asked for and granted; for adjudications, modifications and dispositions on the detention docket, respondent's counsel obtains the probation terms, social history and plea paperwork, gets signatures, and e-mails or drops off the signed paperwork at least one business day before the hearing; motions for deferred prosecution are decided on representations of counsel and argument without live testimony; Zoom platform, preparation (join ten minutes early), attendee lists and invitations, no electronic notes to a testifying witness, no other devices or programs running; courtroom demeanor; no recording or screenshots except by the court, punishable by contempt; every subpoena for a remote hearing carries a prescribed notice, may be served by e-mail, and the clerk attaches these orders; exhibits are moved, e-mailed to opposing counsel, the judge and the court reporter with a prescribed subject line, in PDF or listed audio and video formats up to 5GB; physical evidence may be submitted by photograph; exhibits need not be disclosed in advance.
Texas > Tenth Administrative Judicial Region > Wood County > the 402nd District Court, sitting as the Wood County Juvenile Court. Remote (Zoom) detention hearings and the adjudications, modifications, dispositions and deferred-prosecution motions handled on the detention docket.
CAUSE NO. ____________ IN THE MATTER OF ____________________ Wood County Juvenile Court Wood County, Texas REMOTE HEARING ORDERS/PLAN For Detention and Related Hearings Contact mwhitehurst@mywoodcounty.com; sperez@mywoodcounty.com; or ajacobs@mywoodcounty.com or call (903)-763-5772 if you believe any counsel, his or her client(s), a pro se litigant, any witness, an interpreter, or any other part
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-19 (AJR-10 Tenth Region build) from BenchPath custody sources/registered/1539.pdf (application/pdf, 119226 bytes, sha256 189dd8afc17ff3cf6fd6e2921655a039b63e93b78d862a4fa92916a863735c0e; 5 pages) - the TOPICs-registered document: transcribed by eye from the rendered pages of the scanned PDF (no text layer in the file was relied on), machine OCR draft corrected page by page; signature and file-stamp blocks bracketed. Five-page scan read by eye; typed from the pages and checked against an independent OCR pass; the five e-mail addresses, all official court and probation addresses printed in the plan, were read on a zoom. Page 1 of the PDF is the juvenile probation department's transmittal letter to the Office of Court Administration and is described in a closing bracketed note, not reproduced. The plan is laid out as a fill-in caption ('CAUSE NO.', 'IN THE MATTER OF') followed by the orders. Printed as on the instrument: the unclosed quotation of the subpoena notice spans three paragraphs; a space before the closing parenthesis after each of the two e-mail addresses in item 2; '.mpg' listed twice; 'Procedures for Motions for Deferred'. The plan is signed by the 402nd District Judge alone, as the registry lists it. [judge-procedure lane 2026-09-20: attached to J. Brad McCampbell as the sole sitting judge of the 402nd District Court (Wood County); operative court procedure, attribution by current seat.]
3 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in CALEB S. JOHNSTON's division.
6 verbatim requirements on remote appearances in MICHAEL G. KAPLAN's division.
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