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Municipal Court of Sachse, Texas
5560 Highway 78
Sachse, TX 75048
972-495-1212
972-495-9356 (fax)
Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm
Staff Contacts:
Elizabeth Labori, Municipal Court Administrator, ext. 27
municipalcourt@cityofsachse.com
Welcome to the Municipal Court Information Page
MAYOR PRESENTS PROCLAMATION FOR MUNICIPAL COURT
WEEK

Mayor
Mike Felix presented a Proclamation recognizing November 2 - 6, 2009 as
Municipal Court Week in Sachse. Present to accept the Proclamation were,
left to right, City Prosecutor Patrick Rogers, Municipal Court
Administrator Elizabeth Labori, Mayor Felix, Judge Robert
Beasley, and Warrant Officer Ronnie
Davis.
The City of Sachse Municipal Court
is a court of record. The Municipal Court is the first level of
the judicial branch of government. The jurisdiction of the
Municipal Court includes class C misdemeanors occurring within the
territorial limits of the City of Sachse. The charges processed by
the Municipal Court are most often filed by state peace officers,
citizens, and a variety of city employees, including but not limited to
police, fire, code enforcement and animal control. Most cases are criminal
in nature, but Municipal Courts have limited civil jurisdiction over
certain city ordinance violations. The Municipal Judge also serves
as a magistrate of the state and has the authority to issue search
warrants, emergency protective orders and arrest warrants. The
mission of the Municipal Court is pre-determined by the Texas Code of
Criminal Procedure and the Code of Judicial Conduct. The court and
all support personnel shall provide equal and impartial justice under
the law and process each case efficiently without delay or unnecessary
expense. In addition, it is the mission of this division to
provide a friendly environment responding to the needs of all persons
who come in contact with Sachse Municipal Court.
NOTHING CONTAINED HEREIN IS INTENDED TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL
ADVICE
If you have any questions concerning your rights or
the laws applicable to your case, you should consult with an attorney
before final resolution of your case. You may have an attorney
represent you in court if you desire, however, this is not required.
Most defendants in Municipal Court DO NOT use attorneys.
The law requires that you appear in court on your
case. If you were issued a citation, your appearance is required
within the first 10 calendar days following the date of the citation.
This is your deadline date to make your request to have your case set
for court. Your request for a court date must be made in person,
by fax or received by mail prior to your deadline date. Court
dates will NOT be set over the phone. If you have been released on
bond, your court date is set on the bond. Questions regarding your
citation should be directed to the court clerk's office at 972-495-1212,
ext. 27 or 32. TELEPHONE CALLS DO NOT
CONSTITUTE AN APPEARANCE ON YOUR BEHALF.
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