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Item No. 2.9
Discuss and approvo the hiring of one ('.1} full time employee
for. the County C1.erk' s Of f i.re t.o work i-n the County Court at
I~aw Department only.
Patr. i.c::i.a Dye, County Clerk ~~ddre~s;>ed the c,'ourt sating she is
needi-ng a fu1.1 time employee in the County Court at L.aw
Department. We have had sF~ver~~'1 employeF,s that. have k>een
tr-ain~:d in this department that. have bean part-time and they
have aF~ft~ f_or other jobs due to their looking for full--time
employment, We are getting further and further behind in this
department. WE: have util.izeci everyone we could possibly use
i.n this de'partmPnt. Commissioner Holekamp stated that it was
the micid:le~ of the bucigFt. :ind hc~ per. sonall.y di.dn't. w~int to bust
the budget t.o hire an employee at. this time. commissioner
Lehman stated th~:~t. we had 6 professionrtl people here asking
for a full---time person. It. seems t.o me that. if you Y7ust the
budget. to gFrt a full-time empl.oyFac~ you have saved money. I
would like t.o see them gat the employee they need they know
bet.t.er than I what they need to do t.hc~ job .
C'ommi::;si.oner Ho.lekamla stated they would have to eliminate a.ll
part--timF~ money. BE, asked if thi:; would be ca:ll.ed an
emergency and Judge Brown .stated that. he would r_all it an
emergFncy. Wc: are going to have to see where the money i.s to
come from and if thi:> is approved the position would be a .l 2./i.
position. Commissioner iiolekamp he would like to work with
Tommy Tomlinson and Barbara Nf.mer_ t.o make this position a
fu1.l---tame not part.-ti.mF po.,i.tion. One thing I wi.11 :,ay of the
staff in County Court at L,aw Department. :i.s they have done an
extremely well job under the r,ircumstance_--~.
CQMM I SS ~ ONERS' CQURT AGENDA REQUEST
PLEASE FURNISH ONE ORIGINAL AND FIVE COPIES OF THIS REQUEST AND
DOCUM NTS TO BE REVIEWED BY THE C URT
MADE BY: Patricia_Uve
MEETING DATE:
May 24, 1994
OFFICE: xerr cotmty Clerk
TIME PREFERRED: to a.m.
SUBJECT: (PLEASE BE SPECIFIC) Discuss and approve the hiring of one (1)
full f ime~ e~lc~vPP fnr the C'~i~nty C1Prk' S office t0 Work in the Cotmty Court at LaW
Dept. On1V.
if needed
EXECUTIVE SESSION REQUESTED: YES ~_ NO
PLEASE STATE REASON FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION
ESTIMATED LENGTH OF PRESENTATION: 3o minutP~
PERSONNEL MATTER - NAME OF EMPLOYEE:
NAME OF PERSON ADDRESSING THE COURT
Patricia Dye, Judge Spencer Brown
Time for submitting this request for Court to assure that the matter is posted in accordance
with Article 6252-17 1s as follows:
* Meetings held on Monday: 12:00 P.M. previous Wednesday
THIS REQUEST RECEIVED BY:
THIS REQUEST RECEIVED ON : ~
All Agenda Requests will be screened by the County Judge's Oftlce to determine 1f
adequate information has been prepared for the Court's formal consideration and action
at time of Court meetings. Your cooperation will be appreciated and contribute towards
your request being addressed at the earliest opportunity. See Agenda bequest
Guidelines. ~
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COUNTY CLERK KERB OOUNTY
KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028-5389
{512) 896-2844
DATE: May 16, 1994
TO: Hon. Commissioners' Court
FROM: Patricia Dye
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SUBJECT: Making the CCAL part-time a full time employee
We've had several part-time employees that work 19 hours a week.
When we have them trained they get full time jobs elsewhere.
The last part-time was hired by the county treasurer. It is
difficult to get people that want to work without benefits.
This budget year we have had numerous community services workers.
We are looking at them only working 40 hours. We train them and
we cannot get our work done for the constant training.
The work in this department is loaded down. We are having more
appeals and more cases.
We are utilizing everyone we can to file and to make copies.
We are three months behind on our reporting to the Judicial
Council. This month we have been mandated to give another report
to them. This report is on all ad litems that our county judge and
county court at law judge appoint. Name, Bar Code, What Case,
What Judge Appointed, and Amount of money paid to the Ad Litem.
More and more mandates for us to do; but, not enough help to get
the job done.
I sincerely hope that you consider this request seriously. I do
not know how much longer my two full time employees are going to
stay with me. The stress, heavy workloads, computer problems, and
everyday pressure of the job is having its toll. I see more physical
problems-headaches, upset stomacher,etc.
Each of us handle pressure and stress in different ways. ~We get mad,
yell, eat too much, don't eat, get an ulcer, migraine headaches, etc.
Pat Dye
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I have tried to think of ways I can help the situation. The Adult
Probation Office has a (4) four day work week. They have enough
staff. I have lost two employees to that office. There is no
way that this office can go to a four day work week. Too much ,
filing, having two judges, and never knowing when a juvenile and/
or mental case will come.
I have utilized volunteer help, as well as one of my other office
staff from time to time. It is not enough.
Please help us in this dire time of need. I am always open for
suggestions.
WORK LOAD REVIEW
A. BACKLOG ON WORK
1. Returned/unserved warrants kicked back for what ever reason
and need to be check on for more identifiers or better
address.
2. We are running about two/three weeks behind on entering ,bonds
in computer. they have a court date that is also a deadline
for us.
3. Entering returned/served warrants and subpoenas in the
computer and filing them.
4. Indexing and filing all our filming - Civil Cases has not been
done since July 7, 1993
5. TJC Monthly reports have not been sent in since December 1993.
6. Record checks are not getting good response time, we have
received several telephone calls and a letter stating the
fact.
7. General File maintenance is not being kept up like
it should.
e. 8y not being able to do computer entry and distribute the
gaper work in a timely manner this office is holding up the
probation office and the county attorneys office from
doing their work at this point we are now running one month
behind from doing the dispositions and judgments in the
computer.
9. In the last several months Karen has done all the 'Financial
Reviews, Appeals Cases, Swap and Jail Completions, all juries,
and taken care of all the court room work.
10. We have used Community Service workers and SWAP workers for
filing, computer indexing, some computer entry, copy
distribution, but are unable to keep good ones long enough to
really train them therefore a lot of the files are filed
wrong and out of place.
County Court at Law is a very busy, productive department. We have
filed an average Qf 86 criminal cases per month in addition to
maintaining the previous years filed. The Civil Cases vary from 150
to 200 each year and Juvenile cases are rapidly increasing from 21
cases last May 2993 to 3b Cases as of May 1994.
Maintaining the department properly was a full time job for four
employees back in 1992 and has more than doubled the work for the
2 1/2 employees now.
In the event that one clerk is sick or even wanted to think about
a vacation is almost impossible because of the back log, knowing that
it will be impossible for catch up.
TYLER-McLENN4N, iNC.
Courthouse Records
Search Company
1308 Nueces Street
Austin, TX 78701 'ITS A MATTER OF PUBLlC RECORD'
(512) 482-0808
Fax (512) 482-8727
May 17,1994
Kerr County
700 Main
Kerrville, Tx. 78028
Attention: Jeannette Pieper
Ms. Pieper:
As you know Tyler-Mclennon, Inc. is a Court Search Company. We do
ariminal background searches through various counties in Texas,'
including your county.
Based on our working with Kerr County, we feel our obligation to let
you know we are concerned with your county's consistently poor response
time to our criminal record search inquiries. When compared to other
Texas counties we work with, we can firmly say that the response from
Kerr County are considered extremely slow. Because of this we feel
it necessary to inform you that such delays may be keeping potential
employees from being hired in Rerr County.
Thank you for any assistgnce you can give us in this matter.
;~~.~~~~
Mary Lou Ancira
Hee .LL ~ of o. tl~TtM~ - ` -~
ors
Con '~e Camb. Terms
AVERAGE HOURS PER WEEK REQUIRED TO HAINTAIN CCAL AT A PRODUCTIVE LEVEL
EQUALS A TOTAL OF	184	hours	per week.
Current two and one half Deputies work	99	hours	per week.
LEAVING BALANCE OF	85	hours	backlogged

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
1. CRIt°iiRAL OUTI88
A. BONGS (Average 25 per week--7 hours)
i. Check computer to make sure you have the right person and
new offense
2. Enter all bond information (arrest date. arresting officer
date and amount of bond, arraignment date. etc.
3. Enter th~~ fees (court costs)
4. Run a bill of cost sheet and docket sheet
B. NBW Cl1SBS (Average 25 per week--T hours)
i. Pull the Donds to that offense and person
2. If there is no bond, enter new person and new offense with
all identifiers
3. Assign the new case a number
4. File stamp each paper
5. enter all information in the computer on that case
6. Set each case for a hearing or issue a warrant
C.000RT SCHBDULBS (Preparation for pleas, arraignments,
motions to revoke, pre-trials, etc. (Average 86 cases
each week--8 hours
1. Run a list of our court docket for that day
2. Distribute copies of the list to the County Attorney.
Sheriff's office, probation office, Bondsmen, Judge,erc.
3. Put the court costs on all of the County Attorneys list
4. Pull the files for that day
5. Make Sure each case has fees, a bill of cost. and a
docket sheet
D. CLBRR•S PROCBDURB -COURTROOM ( 6 hours)
1. Swear each defendant in to his waiver of rights as
his judgment is completed and signed
2. File-stamp each document
3. Get a fingerprint on each judgment
4. Pull file from the box and attach the judgment as the
defendant is sent across the hall to the clerk's office
E. CLBRR'S PROCBDURB - CLBRR•S OFFICB ( i2 hours)
i. Fili out all plea information on Bill of Cost sheet
2. Get a fingerprint on the court's docket sheet
3. Revi?w/explain the terms of the judgment to the defendant
4. Make 5 copies of the judgment and Bill of Cost sheet for
distribution
5. Make any receipts for payment if necessary
6. Give the defendant and attorney a copy of his paperwork
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E°: ~4:~"i°ER COURT FILES (Cases with dispositions) (16 boars)
1, Distribute copies to the County Attorney, Probation
Office, Sheriff's office and the City of Kerrville
2. Enter ail Information In the Bill of Cost book
3. Enter the dispositions in the computer with all information
including the fee schedule.
~S. Spt each case for a financial review
5. Run prob~~tion form, DWI course form, No insurance form to be
mailed to DP5 in Austin
6. Com~~let-e Fingerprint card with disposition and snail to DPS
7. Hark fifes as to disposition and probation expiration date.
They are now ready to file in our tried but not completed
section
G . MOTIObtS TO RSVOKB ( 3 hours )
1. As motions to revoke are filed and signed, a new Violation
of Probation case is entered in the computer
2. Notices of the MTR and the hearing date is sent to the
defendant, the County Attorney and the Probation Office
3. The at~ove procedure on dispositions. both before and
after court, is repeated, with variations as needed
4. A new probation slip is mailed to DPS with any
revocations, modifications, etc. noted on it
H. DISMISSALS (5 hours)
1. Dispositions are entered in the computer
2. Any active warrants are recalled
3. Copies are distributed to defendant. attorney. County Attorney
and bondsman, if needed
4. Mark files as dismissed, file in~ losed section
I. FIpANCIAL HSARIPGS (7 hours)
1. Docket list is run from the financial settings that were put
in the computer after the plea
2. Fees are checked to make sure defendbnt is paying on time
3. If he is behind on payments, he is set for a financial
hearing and sent notice to come to court
4. Kiles are pulled and fees owed are written on the list
5. Those who show up are put on a new payment plan; ie:
the SWAP Program, jail lay-out, or to make payments on
a new fee schedule
6. The defendant is given a copy of his paperwork
7. The new fee schedule is entered fn the computer
8. Copies are distributed to those who require it
9. Files are again filed in tried not completed section
J. SWAP COMPLgTION AND TIME SBRVSD PAPERS (6 hours)
1. As the defendant completes his SWAP or JAIL obligation
the clerks receive paperwork from Bob Brown or the jail
as proof of completion.
2. Credit on fees and jail sentence is noted in the computer
and in the Bill of Cost book
3. Files are again filed in our tried not completed section
If they are still on probation, or closed
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ti-. ~iAR.1T3 AND SUBP08NAS (warrants. alias capi.as anc". cap:'.as
Pro fines) (6 hours)
1. Run the warrant on the computer. Capias Pro Pines esust show
balances owed on fine and costs
2. After the Judge signs them. make copy for file, enter in the
computer, put original in the jail box
3. When deputy comes to pick them up. run a warrant list, then
post warrant
4. When warrants are returned to us served, we enter that
information in the file and file the returned original
hack in the file
5. On returned capias pro fines. if clefendbnt pays fine or if he
is given credit for fait layout. that information is entered
in the computer and the bill of cost book.
L. JURY SSLBCTI08 AND JURY TRIALS (4 hours)
1. Type up a jury roll call list from the jury notice cards that
are returned
2. Prepare the charge of the court for the offenses that may be
t rigid
~. Pull the cases that are set for jury trials
4. Make sure all subpoenas have been returned
5. After roll call and selection of a jury p~~nel of 20, make
copies of the jury panel list for the defense,the State and
the Judge
6. Make copies of the Jury Information cards for both sides
7. After thA Voirdire, the final selection is announced and a
and a list of the jurors prepared for the file
e. Upon review of the charge by the defense and state, ,any
changes/correri:ions are made on the charge
4. Upon the verdict, whether guilty or not guilty, that
disposition is completed as for all other dispositions
M. DAILY DUTIBS (25 hours)
1. Sort all papers from the Sheriff's office, such as bonds,
returned warrants, subpoenas, time served papers, etc.
2. Sort all paperwork from the County Attorneys office,
such as, new cases, subpoena applications, motions to
revoke probation, Juvenile requests, etc.
3. Sort all paperwork filed by any attorney offices
4. Sort and process all mail
5. Answer the phone
6. Take payments and make receipts (Average 15 per day)
N. f~IRIT OF PROCBDBNDOS (Appealed cases that are returned
to the original court) (2 hours)
i. Make copies of all paperwork in the file, and two certified
espies of thc~ order
2. Prepare a transcript listing each document and to which court
it is being sent back to
3. Send all papers bark to original court
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O. BOpD FORFBITURS8 (3 hours)
1. A Judgment NisL is signed by the Judge after a defendant who
defendant who is free on bond, does not show up for court
2. The Nisl Is given a Clvil Number, and a case is created in the
created In the computer with fees. etc.
3. Copins of the Nisi, the bond and the affidavit are sent to the
Coun*.y Attorney, defendant, sheriff's office and the bondsman
4. A ciration for sureties is run in the computer to be served on
be served on the bondsman by the sheriff's office
5. An aiias capias Is issued for the defendant
P. SBCOPDARY DUTIBS (15 hours)
1. Complete a monthly report an all court activity for criminal.
civil, juvenile, mental health and probate court. Takes at
iea~t at least two days per month to complete
2. Oo financial reviews
3. Pending case reviews
A. Enter Jury Service Fees in computer for payment
5. Issue warrants for no shows in court
h. Prepare transcripts on appeal for the appellate court
7. Index and file filming
2. CIVIL CASES (24 hours)
A. 1QBW CASES
1. File stamp upon receipt and make a receipt for payment of
filing fees
2. CreatF a file and enter all information in the Bill of Cost
book and the computer
3. Prepare any citations requested for service on the defendant.
to be served by the Sheriff's office or by certified mail
B. COURT SETTINGS AND FILING
1. Set for hearing upon request of plaintiff
2. Send notice to plaintiff, defendant, and/or attorney
3. File stamp and index in computer all papers filed by
plaintiff, defendant or attorney
e1. C.omplete any requests that require additional papers
IE: Temporary Restraining Orders. Show Cause Notices.
and any letters of testamentory on guardianship and
probate cases that have been transferred to County
court at Law
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c:. ~ JUDG~iBIdTS - AFTER COURT
1. Send copies of the judgment to all parties involved
2. Enter di3position in the computer
3. MHkF rcrtlfied copies as needed for Occupational
License
4. Scnd a final Bill of cost sheet to whomever the costs
are assessed against
5. Pret~arc Abstracts of Judgment upon request and record
in land records
6. Frepare Writs of Execution upon request for service by
the Sheriff's Office
7. Complete ali docket information in the computer and run
final docket sheet showing all court activity
8. Send copies of judgment to all connected parties
3. JUVBNILS CASES (28 hours per week
A. FBW PBTITIOBiS
i. File stamp. assign a case number and set up a file
2. Select a court-appointed attorney and set for a pre-trial
3. Prepare summons/subpoenas to be given to sheriff's office
for service
4. Send ropy of petition and summons to Coun*.y Attorney
probation office and childs attorney
5. Index all entries in .TUVenile Docket book
8. DETENTION HBARINGS
1. After we. receive a "request for detention hearing", it hUST
must be held within 24 hours
2. Contact the County Judge, county attonry, and probation office
for a date and time
3. Notify child's attorney of date and time of hearing. If
no attorney, thc-n assign one
4. After hearing, Juvenile signs order of detention/release,
and copies are distributed to the parents, county attorney
probation office and the childs attorney
5. If child is not released, a new detention hearing must be
held within 10 clay::
C. REQUEST FOR DISPOSITI08
1. If no detention hearing is requested, file stamp the request,
enter in the docket book and file in folder
2. After the county attorney files a petition, then complete as
above for New Petitions
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1CERR O~UNTY, TEXAa,
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ORDER OF Raj F_ASF
3I1?IPG AS IA JUV$NILE COURT
On ~~/`~, - ZO 199, the court held a probable-cause
hearing as requ re y law. At the conclusion of tts; hearing, based on the
evidence and testiawny presented at the hearing, the court found that there i•
probable cause to believe that TRACY ANN TBJBDA, A/1C/D !RACY ANN TBJ$DA, the
Juvenile-Respondent herein, has:
engaged in deliaqueat eoadnct.
violated a valid court order.
The court proceederd to conduct a detention hearing in accordance with
Section 54.01, Texas Family Code.
The State of Texas was represented by the Assistant County Attorney of Kerr
County, Texas, and the Rerr~C~o'+un//ty, Texas, Juvenile Probation Department was
represented by ~/. ~~7"ff~0~
TRACY ANN TEJEDAt~ the dg`ve~ ile ~teepondent herein, appeared in person with
her attorney, ~1~Cy[ /~1[~G/J
The Juvenile-Respondent's and husband, George
Rodriquez, appeared in person.
d No parent or guardian appeared, and
was appointed by the court as the Juven le-Reepon ent's guar an a 1 tem
for the purpose of this hearing.
Reasonable notice and warnings as required by Section 54.01(b), Texas
Family Code, were given, including the right to counsel and the right to remain
silent.
The court, having considered the evidence and arqus>,ent of counsel, finds
that the Juvenile-Respondent should be released.
The court further finds that such release of the Juvenile-Respondent should
be conditioned on requirements reasonably necessary to insure the Juvenile-
Respondent's appearance at later proceedings.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the Juvenile-Respondent be released instanter
into the custody of
to appear at any further proce nq held by co and such release is made
with the Juvenile-Respondent being ordered to adhere to the following conditions:
1. Do not violate any city, state, or federal law or ordinance.
2. Strictly obey your parent(s), guardian, or custodian.
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3.	Remain at home at all times with the exception of attending	school,
	thirty minutes before and after school hours, and while	in the
	company of your parent(s), guardian, andJor custodian.	
4.	Do not associate in any way with	
5.	Attend school every school day and do not cut any classes.	
6.	Do not possess any gone, knives, or weapons of any kind.	
7.	Do not leave Rerr County, Texas, without advance, written permission
	of your probation officer.	
8.	Do not change addresses without three (3) days' advance,	written
	notice to your probation officer.	
9.	Come back to court when notified to be there. Your court	date is
	presentl set for e~ ~ 2(. , 199, at	v?~~
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10.	Obey the following additional inatructioas and conditions:	
Signed this , 199 '	
	Judge Presiding	
Ac~vowr.~G~rr
I have read the foregoing conditions of release and i agree to follow them,
and I also understand and agree that violation of any of the foregoing conditions
may be grounds for being recommitted to the Rerr County, Texas, Juvenile
Detention Center.
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Date Juvenile-Responden
c: Rerr County Attorney
Rerr County Juvenile Probation Department
Child'e Attorney
iwnmy~ner-e~r~ tosor-+n
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RERR COQN'Y!, TEXl1a,
SITTING A3 l! JUVEIQLE OOURT
NOW C01~ , the Juvenile-Respondent, and Passfaia Ras ltinq,
attorney for the Juvenile-Respondent in thi• cause, and in writing and in open
court would show that the Juvenile-Respondent has been infornsd and fully
understands his right to the appearance, ooafrontation, and cross-exariaation of
witnesses, and that the Juvenile-Respondent waive• said rights sad ooasent• to
the introduction of testimony and evidence by oral and written stipulations,
including written statements of witnesses, testimony by affidavits, and other
documentary evidence.
Furthermore, the Juvenile-Respondent understands that he has the right to
remain silent and not make any statement at all, and that nay statement the
Juvenile-Respondent may make may be used against him at the adjudication hearing.
Understanding his right against self-incrimination, the Juvenile-Respondent
freely, intelligently, and voluntarily waives his right to remain silent and does
hereby, in open court, make the following judicial confession and agree and
stipulate that these facts are true sad correct and nay constitute the evidence
in this case:
1. I was born on April 18, 1977.
2. u t s On or about November 10, 1993, in Rerr County, Texas, I
did then and there intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly cause bodily injury
to Steven Jolly by grabbing the said Steven Jolly by the head with spy hands and
causing the said Steven Jolly's head to strike the hood of a vehicle.
Count 2: On or about November 10, 1993, in Rerr Count Texas, I
did then and there intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly cause ily injury
to Steven Jolly by striking the said Steven Jolly in the he sry hand.
S ~ TO aND SUBSCRIBED BBFOdi2 !~, the undersigned authority, on
199.
Clerk, Juvenile Court of Rerr
County, Texas
Hy
Deputy Clerk
Aa the attorney
require all witnesses
his privilege against
ra~...~o.r o
MTRILIA Drf
GNb Coat Ion
for the Juvenile-Respondent, I have advised his that he can
to testify in person, and that he does not have to waive
self-incrimination. I further am of the opinion that the
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ZN TH8 NATT$R OF
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1CERR OOUNTY, TBXAB,
SITTING A3 ~A JUVSNILS COURT
On /7~~~*^~- ZO 199 the court held a probable-cause
hearing as requ red y aw. At the conclusion of the hearing, based on the
evidence and testimony presented at the hearing, the court found that there is
probable cause to believe that TRACY ANN TEJBDA, A/1C/A TRACY ANN TEJBDA, the
Juvenile-Respondent herein, has:
engaged in delinquent coadnct.
violated a valid court order.
The court proceeded to conduct a detention hearing in accordance with
Section 54.01, Texaa Family Code.
The State of Texas was represented by the 1-ssistant County Attorney of Rerr
County, Texas, and the Rerr C//~~o''+un////ty, Texas, Juvenile Probation Department was
represented by ~/. ~~7'/fOO~
TRACY ANN TEJEl~DA~ the d~vepile ~tespondent herein, appeared in person with
b No parent or guardian appeared, and
waa appointed by the court as the Juven le-Respon ent's guard an ad 1 tem
for the purpose of this hearing.
Reasonable notice and warnings as required by Section 54.01(b), Texas
Family Code, were given, including the right to counsel and the right to remain
silent.
her attorney, ~[ G
The Juvenile-Respondent's , and husband, George
Rodriguez, appeared in person.
The court, having considered the evidence and argument of counsel, finds
that the Juvenile-Respondent should be released.
The court further finds that such release of the Juvenile-Respondent should
be conditioned on requirements reasonably necessary to insure the Juvenile-
Reapondent's appearance at later proceedings.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the Juvenile-Respondent be released instanter
into the custody of
to appear at any further proc nq held by co and such release is made
with the Juvenile-Respondent being ordered to adhere to the following conditions:
1. Do not violate any city, state, or federal law or ordinance.
2. Strictly obey your parent(s), guardian, or custodian.
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PATpICIA DYE
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3. Remain at home at all times with the exception of attending school,
thirty minutes before and after school hours, and while in the
company of your parent(s), guardian, and/or custodian.
4. Do not associate in any way with
5.	Attend	school every school day and do not cut any classes.
6.	Do not	possess any guns,	knives, or weapons of any kind.
7.	Do not	leave Rerr County,	Texas, without advance, written permission
	of your probation officer.
8.	Do not	change addresses	without three (3) days' advance, written
	notice	to your probation	officer.
9. Come back to court when notified to be there. Your court date is
presentl set for ~~ ~ Z~ 199, at aim
o'clock ~.m.
10. Obey the/'following additional instructions and conditions:
Signed this
199_
Judge Presiding
ACHNOWLF.DGMII~IT
I have read the foregoing conditions of release and I agree to follow them,
and I also understand and agree that violation of any of the foregoing conditions
may be grounds for being recommitted to the Rerr County, Texas, Juvenile
Detention Center.
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Date Juvenile-Responder
c: Rerr County Attorney
Rerr County Juvenile Probation Department
Child's Attorney
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