33rd / 424th District Courts

This paper looks pretty interesting. Covers a lot of current cyberspace issues. TOC is reproduced below.

“Reprinted by permission from Facts About Privacy and Cyberspace. Copyright © 2000 American Bar Association. All rights reserved.”

Attached is a press release recently sent to the media regarding the passage of SB 1189 creating the 424th Judicial District Court covering the counties of Blanco, Burnet, Llano and San Saba. (Adobe P

Letter to Sen. Fraser Requesting Additional District Court. PDF format. Printed in "compact" format (2-up) so get out your granny glasses. This is uploaded in the interest of (a) keeping the Bar fully informed and (b) soliciting further letters or petitions in support of the proposition -- or -- if you disagree with the idea to hear from you on that as well.

This is an Adobe PDF file with a petition for attorneys to sign in support of an additional district court serving the same four counties as the 33rd. It would be appreciated if you can print it out and circulate it among attorneys who practice, at all, in the 33rd.

Capital Issues for Trial Judges— A Practical Approach
The Center for American and International Law - Plano, Texas
August 19-20, 2004
TABLE OF CONTENTS

These rules were approved by the judges of the 33rd Judicial District and have now been approved by the Supreme Court of Texas as of May 10, 2004. This posting, along with the posting of the rules in the office of the District Clerk of Burnet County, constitutes the commencement of the 30 day publication requirement under Rule 3 T.R.C.P. This posting is made after 5:00 p.m. on May 20, 2004 and is effective May 21, 2004.

This file (a graphic) shows a suggested way to set your comment viewing options. There are several choices but this one seems handy in that it is compact and allows you to immediately see the new material.

For the Court's use. Sua sponte dismissal due to various wants of prosecution.

Calendar Management Rules -- Local. These are the old, but still current rules. Revisions are in process.

Covers calendaring priorities. Partially outdated.
Section 2.3 is not followed regarding timing.

Rules -- Local. These are the old, but still current rules. Revisions are in process.