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Judge opens docket, warns absent defendants a warrant may issue; jury set for 11:30
Summary
At the Bexar County criminal docket the judge opened the calendar, warned that warrants will be issued for defendants not present by 10:00 a.m., and instructed court staff to call jurors at 11:30. Attorneys were reminded to confer with clients and provide interpreters when needed.
The judge opened the court's morning docket and instructed anyone called when their name is read to stand and identify themselves, warning that "a warrant will be issued for your arrest" if they are absent by 10:00 a.m. The court scheduled a jury call for 11:30 a.m. and told attorneys to confer with clients and the state before approaching the bench.
The judge also emphasized interpreter needs for people who prefer to speak in a language other than English, and reminded counsel to tell the clerk the reason they wished to approach. "When I call the docket, you need to stand and let me know you're here," the judge said, underscoring courtroom attendance procedures and the timetable for the day's jury activities.
