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The amended local rules of the 90th Judicial District Court (Judge Stephen E. Bristow), which sits in Young and Stephens Counties, requiring email communication with all parties copied and coordinator-scheduled settings, adopted to move the heavy civil and criminal docket expeditiously.
Applies to civil and criminal matters before the 90th Judicial District Court in Young County. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Amended Local Rules of the 90th Judicial District Court for Young and Stephens Counties, Texas (Hon. Stephen E. Bristow; amended Sept. 1, 2023). All counsel are to communicate with the court by email (districtjudge@youngcounty.org), and all parties practicing before the court must provide a current, valid email address to the coordinator within ten days; the email is checked daily, but the court responds to disputed issues (including court settings) only if all parties of record have been copied — to prevent any appearance of impropriety or ex parte communication, all communication (email and/or fax) must be copied to all parties in the case. Rule 1, Court Settings: all settings are scheduled through the court coordinator (call or email in advance; once a date is agreed by all counsel, notify the coordinator immediately and a confirmation email copied to all parties is required); when the court sets a case for hearing, all parties are notified and counsel are expected to appear. Further rules govern the civil and criminal docket.
Amended Local Rules of the 90th Judicial District Court for Young and Stephens Counties, Texas (Hon. Stephen E. Bristow; amended Sept. 1, 2023). All counsel are to communicate with the court by email (districtjudge@youngcounty.org), and all parties practicing before the court must provide a current, valid email address to the coordinator within ten days; the email is checked daily, but the court r
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-06 from the TOPICs custody scan (text layer read in full). The 90th Judicial District Court is shared by Young and Stephens; Young registered doc 1523 and Stephens registered 1529 (identical instrument). Composed on the Young 90th District Court row.
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