A Justice of the Peace handles both civil and criminal cases filed in Justice Courts. A Justice Court is commonly known as a "Peoples' Court". A Justice Court may preside over administrative hearings and lawsuits over debts, evictions, car accidents, unlawful towing and property.
A Justice of the Peaces' criminal workload involves disposing of all class C criminal misdemeanors complaints such as traffic citations, non traffic citations, and issuance of a bad check. These cases involve payment for court cost and fees, setting contested cases for pre trial hearings with county prosecutor and trials with a judge or jury.
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Hidalgo County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 Place 1
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