Fredericksburg-October 23, 2009

Beaumont-March 5, 2010

This course will cover all you need to know about processing juvenile cases in justice court, including costs, sanctions, dispositions and reporting requirements.   The class will also feature opportunities for interactive learning and implementation of best practices.

A.                  To identify legal definitions pertaining to cases

1.       Family Code section 51.02

2.       Penal Code section 8.07

3.       Alcoholic Beverage Code section 106.10

4.       Transportation Code section 729.001

5.       Education Code section 25.085

6.       Health and Safety Code

B.                  To identify when parental presence is required in proceedings

C.                  To identify sanctions in addition to fines; mandatory vs. discretionary

D.                  To identify driver’s license suspension procedure

E.                   To identify compliance with special expunction provisions

F.                   To identify record retention requirements

June 25, 2010

With the increase in jurisdiction many courts have seen an increase in credit card cases filed.  In this class, you will learn the procedures relating to default and summary judgment damages.

1.       Understand and apply all relevant timelines applicable to credit card cases

2.       Differentiate between cases requiring default judgment hearings, and those which do not

3.       Describe the timeline and procedures for summary judgment motions

4.       Perform all responsibilities incumbent to processing credit card cases