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Staying in touch while a case moves forward? Here's what you need to know about communication at Walker County Jail. For Justice Court remote hearings, exhibits must be emailed to all parties and the court at jp1@co.walker.tx.us by 3:00 PM the day before. Recording isn't allowed—video and audio recording of remote proceedings is prohibited. For day-to-day contact with inmates in Texas jails, communication typically runs through vendor systems: phone calls, scheduled video visits, and electronic messaging. Some units also offer tablet-based services. Rules, availability, and costs vary, so check the inmate's facility page or official county notices before calling, scheduling, or messaging.
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Getting money onto an inmate's commissary account at Walker County Jail is straightforward. You have two options: mail a money order or make a deposit online through Tigerdeposits.com. One thing you can't do—bring cash to the jail and drop it off in person.
Yes. Exhibits must be emailed to all parties and the court at jp1@co.walker.tx.us no later than 3:00 PM the day before the hearing.
No. Video and audio recording of remote court proceedings is prohibited for Walker County remote hearings.
Most Texas jails use vendor-managed phone calls, scheduled video visits, and electronic messaging, and some units offer tablet services. What’s available (and any costs) depends on the unit and the vendor’s policies.
Can't make it to the courthouse for a Walker County Justice Court Precinct One hearing? You may be able to listen in remotely. Here are the phone details, Zoom access info, exhibit rules, and what you need to know about recording.
Helping someone stay on track with probation? Having the right paperwork ready makes each month go smoother. Here's where Walker County posts its probation forms and how to use the monthly report, AA/NA attendance, and GED attendance paperwork.
Walker County Justice Court Precinct One holds hearings over Zoom. No internet? You can still appear by phone using the court's dial-in number and Meeting ID.
