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How a Case begins Code Enforcement cases can begin in a number of different ways; most commonly a complaint is called into the Department by a citizen. Complaints may remain anonymous or they may leave a name and number so they can be contacted in the future. To file a complaint in regards to Code...

Guidelines for Property Owners If you are planning any kind of home remodeling project, or thinking of retaining a contractor to do work for you, please keep the following regulations in mind. The City’s guidelines are based on national standards to help ensure that repairs, additions, and alterations are done safely, whether by homeowners or...

Subpoenas A subpoena is a court order that requires a person to appear in court to give testimony or to present documents and related articles to be produced as evidence at a hearing. A process server or officer will serve a witness personally with a subpoena. The City Prosecutor may also ask a witness to...

Record Search Request Procedure The Municipal Court of Record will perform record searches upon request. Government agencies may request a record search free of charge. For all other requests there is a $10 search fee plus $0.25 per page The first two pages are free. If you need a record search, Municipal Court will be...

Before you come to court, here are the things you should bring with you: Proper identification (driver's license, Texas ID, passport). Your copy of the citation. Appearance letter and/or court documents. Any receipts regarding your case (i.e. bond receipts, cash bail receipts, etc). Any documents which prove compliance with the judge's orders and/or sentencing. Method...

Staying Informed on Your Trial Status Representing Yourself If you are representing yourself and have not retained an attorney please inform the court of any address changes, phone number changes or other information that may be necessary to keep you informed of your trial's status. Represented by an Attorney If you are being represented by...

Jury Summons If you have received a summons to appear for jury duty on a specific day, please email the court clerk at municipalcourtclerk@marlintx.net indicating that you have received the summons. Participation If you are not able to participate in jury duty, please mail or fax the summons questionnaire with supporting documentation (i.e. doctor note,...

Due Date All payments are due in full on the day of sentencing unless alternative arrangements are made with the Court in advance. Payment Options We accept money orders, cashier's checks, MasterCard, Visa, & Discover. (service fee applies to debit/credit card transactions) https://www.govrec.com/home/marlincitx 

Texas Rules of Civil Procedures Appearance by Attorneys Attorney Case Continuances Community Service Program Rules Issuance of Subpoenas Trial Procedue Courtroom Decorum Youth Diversion Plan

ADMONISHMENT OF RIGHTS You, the Defendant, have the right to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or nolo contendere (no contest). You have the right to remain silent. You have a right to retain an attorney to represent you. You have the right to a jury trial. You have the right to confront and...