Texas Criminal Codes & Rules Annotated

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As a litigator, you spare no time or expense to ensure you are at peak readiness when the trial rolls around. You know you must do your homework to win cases -- thoroughly research the legal issues, draft pleadings, conduct pretrial discovery, prepare witnesses. So don't let all your hard work go to waste by forgetting the most important player in the courtroom -- the judge. That's where the Texas Bench Book Series comes in. The bench books are the only place you'll find the judge's courtroom preferences -- in his or her own words. Each judge provides insight into trial scheduling, motion practice, pretrial and trial procedures, decorum, pet peeves, staff names and numbers, and much more. Trial lawyers on both sides of the aisle agree that the best way to prepare for the courtroom is to research your judge through the Texas Bench Book Series. This book contains procedures and forms for local, state and federal courts in Harris County with contributions from Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Jefferson, Liberty and Montgomery counties. This Bench Book is a joint project of Texas Lawyer, the Houston Young Lawyers Association and the Houston Bar Association.
Also see our Bench Book for Dallas County.

Harris County Bench Book

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North Texas Bench Book

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As a litigator, you spare no time or expense to ensure you are at peak readiness when the trial rolls around. You know you must do your homework to win cases -- thoroughly research the legal issues, draft pleadings, conduct pretrial discovery, prepare witnesses. So don't let all your hard work go to waste by forgetting the most important player in the courtroom -- the judge. That's where the "Texas Bench Book Series" comes in. The bench books are the only place you'll find the judge's courtroom preferences -- in his or her own words. Each judge provides insight into trial scheduling, motion practice, pretrial and trial procedures, decorum, pet peeves, staff names and numbers, and much more. Trial lawyers on both sides of the aisle agree that the best way to prepare for the courtroom is to research your judge through the Texas Bench Book Series. This book contains procedures and forms for local, state and federal courts in Harris County with contributions from Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Jefferson, Liberty and Montgomery counties. This Bench Book is a joint project of Texas Lawyer, the Houston Young Lawyers Association and the Houston Bar Association.
Also see our Bench Book for Dallas County.

Harris County Bench Book 2016

2021 Texas Courthouse Guide

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2023 Texas Courthouse Guide

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The Texas Courthouse Guide is an indispensable reference for the country's third largest legal community. This edition contains vital up-to-date information about the courts, administrative agencies, associations and other institutions that comprise the legal landscape. The book is an easy-to-use guide that has contact information such as: phone, mail, fax and e-mail addresses for elected officials and staff employees throughout the Texas public legal scene, including judges, district and county clerks, prosecutors, court reporters, court coordinators and more.

2016 Texas Courthouse Guide

As a litigator, you spare no time or expense to ensure you are at peak readiness when the trial rolls around. You know you must do your homework to win cases -- thoroughly research the legal issues, draft pleadings, conduct pretrial discovery, prepare witnesses. So don't let all your hard work go to waste by forgetting the most important player in the courtroom -- the judge. That's where the Texas Bench Book Series comes in. The bench books are the only place you'll find the judge's courtroom preferences -- in his or her own words. Each judge provides insight into trial scheduling, motion practice, pretrial and trial procedures, decorum, pet peeves, and much more. With more new and updated judge questionnaires, the Dallas County Bench Book contains procedures and forms for local, state and federal courts in Dallas, Collin, Denton, Johnson, and Kaufman counties, including the U.S. Northern District of Texas. Since this edition is a joint project of Texas Lawyer and the Dallas Bar Association, it is produced with the Dallas legal community in mind.

North Texas Bench Book 2016

As a litigator, you spare no time or expense to ensure you are at peak readiness when the trial rolls around. You know you must do your homework to win cases -- thoroughly research the legal issues, draft pleadings, conduct pretrial discovery, prepare witnesses. So don't let all your hard work go to waste by forgetting the most important player in the courtroom -- the judge. That's where the Texas Bench Book Series comes in. The bench books are the only place you'll find the judge's courtroom preferences -- in his or her own words. Each judge provides insight into trial scheduling, motion practice, pretrial and trial procedures, decorum, pet peeves, staff names and numbers, and much more. Trial lawyers on both sides of the aisle agree that the best way to prepare for the courtroom is to research your judge through the Texas Bench Book Series. This book contains procedures and forms for local, state and federal courts in Harris County with contributions from Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Jefferson, Liberty and Montgomery counties. This Bench Book is a joint project of Texas Lawyer, the Houston Young Lawyers Association and the Houston Bar Association.
Also see our Bench Book for Dallas County.

Harris County Bench Book 2017

The Texas Courthouse Guide is an indispensable reference for the country's third largest legal community. This edition contains vital up-to-date information about the courts, administrative agencies, associations and other institutions that comprise the legal landscape. The book is an easy-to-use guide that has contact information such as: phone, mail, fax and e-mail addresses for elected officials and staff employees throughout the Texas public legal scene, including judges, district and county clerks, prosecutors, court reporters, court coordinators and more.

Texas Courthouse Guide 2017

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