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Postpone Blanco County Jury Service

Wed, 12/07/2005 - 12:07pm — site.admin

This form is used to request your FIRST postponement from a jury summons date to District Court in Blanco County. If you have not received a reply with a new date by the court date, then you must appear in person on your summons date and request a postponement.  Remember: further postponement can only be obtained in the event of an unforeseeable emergency.

IMPORTANT NOTE!
If any of the following are true, you must call the District Clerk's office directly.

  1. Your address has changed.
  2. The information on your Jury Summons is incorrect.
  3. You have already received a previous postponement. Subsequent postponements can only be requested because of an extreme emergency that could not have been anticipated, such as a death in the person’s family, sudden serious illness suffered by the person, or natural disaster or national emergency in which the person is personally involved. Chapter 62, Section 62.0142 Texas Government Code.

 Note: this form is to be used ONLY for requesting a jury summons postponement.  Your IP address is being logged for security purposes.

Enter your full name AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR SUMMONS

Enter your email addess to which you want your new date sent. If you have no email, your date will come by U.S. mail.

Enter the number on your summons

Enter the date your summons orders you to appear

Enter the date you are requesting -- it must be one of the choices from the main juror information page.

Enter a telephone number where we may reach you if needed.

Enter your full mailing address. By doing so you are certifying that the information contained in this form is correct.

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