Hunt County
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Dedicated Criminal Defense in Hunt County and the 196th Judicial District Area
Hunt County is located northeast of Dallas County, close to the Oklahoma border. Hunt County has a total area of 882 square miles with a population of 99,956 as of 2020.
The Law Offices of David Sloane have defended hundreds of people accused of committing criminal offenses in Hunt County. The most common criminal offenses prosecuted by the Hunt County Criminal District Attorney’s Office are assault and larceny. The Hunt County Criminal Defense Lawyers with the Law Offices of David Sloane have the experience necessary to analyze a case and determine an effective defense strategy to secure our client’s goals.
If you are accused of committing a crime in Hunt County, the experienced Hunt County Criminal Defense Lawyers at The Law Offices of David Sloane are ready to help you. Call (817) 810-0088 today to schedule a free consultation.
Hunt County Communities
Hunt County is comprised of 20 incorporated cities, towns, and municipalities, including:
- Caddo Mills
- Campbell
- Celeste
- Commerce
- Farmersville
- Greenville
- Hawk Cove
- Josephine
- Lone Oak
- Quinlan
- Royse City
- Union Valley
- West Tawakoni
- Wolfe City
- Neylandville
- Poetry
- Cash
- Fairlie
- Floyd
- Jacobia
The Hunt County Criminal Defense Lawyers with the Law Offices of David Sloane have defended individuals from every Hunt County Community from criminal prosecution.
Hunt County Criminal District Attorney
2507 Lee St.,
4th Floor
Greenville, TX 75401
Phone: (903) 408-4180
Fax: (903) 408-4296
The Hunt County Criminal District Attorney’s Office is dedicated to providing the best possible direct and personal service to victims of crime and their families. Noble D. Walker currently serves as the Hunt County District Attorney. To learn more, visit the Hunt County District Attorney’s website.
Hunt County Criminal Courts
2507 Lee Street, 4th Floor Room 400
Greenville, Texas 75401
If you are accused of committing a criminal offense in Hunt County, your case will be heard in a Hunt County Courthouse at the Hunt County Courthouse in Greenville, Texas. The various Hunt County judges are well respected throughout Texas for their in-depth legal knowledge and orderly courtrooms.
Hunt County Criminal Courts include:
- County Court at Law #1 – Judge Timothy S. Linden
- County Court at Law #2 – Judge Joel D. Littlefield
- 196th District Court – Judge Andrew Bench
- 354th District Court – Judge Keli Aiken
Visit the Hunt County website to learn more about Hunt County Criminal Courts at the Hunt Count Courthouse.
Hunt County Shares jurisdiction with the Texas 5th Court of Appeals and the Texas 6th Court of Appeals
Texas 5th Court of Appeals
600 Commerce Street, Suite 200
Dallas, Texas 75202-4658
Phone:(214) 712-3400
Fax:(214) 745-1083
The Texas 5th Court of Appeals is also located at the George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building in Dallas County. The 5th Court of Appeals has jurisdiction over appeals from criminal courts in the following counties:
- Collin
- Dallas
- Grayson
- Hunt
- Kaufman
- Rockwall
To learn more about the 5th Court of Appeals, visit the website for the court.
Texas 6th Court of Appeals
100 N. State Line Ave., Ste. 20
Texarkana, Texas 75501
Phone:
Main:(903) 798-3046
Fax:(903) 798-3034
The Texas 6th Court of Appeals is also located at the Texarkana District Courthouse in Texarkana, Texas. The 6th Court of Appeals has jurisdiction over appeals from criminal courts in the following counties:
- Bowie
- Camp
- Cass
- Delta
- Fannin
- Franklin
- Gregg
- Harrison
- Hopkins
- Hunt
- Lamar
- Marion
- Morris
- Panola
- Red River
- Rusk
- Titus
- Upshur
- Wood
To learn more about the 6th Court of Appeals, visit the website for the court.
Hunt County Clerk & District Clerk
2507 Lee Street
2nd Floor
Greenville, TX 75401
Ph. (903) 408-4130
2507 Lee St.,
2nd Floor
Greenville, TX 75401
Ph: (903) 408-4172
The Hunt County Clerk is Becky Landrum, and the Hunt County District Clerk is Susan Spradling. The Hunt County Clerks offices maintain records for the X County Criminal Courts. To search public records, request a copy of records, make payments, and more, visit the Hunt County Clerk’s website or the Hunt County District Clerk’s website.
Hunt County Law Enforcement
Sheriff
Terry Jones
801 Stuart St.
Greenville, TX 75401
Phone: (903) 453-6800
Fax: (903) 461-7793
The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for protecting and serving the Hunt County community. Sheriff Terry Jones serves as the current Hunt County Sheriff. To learn more, visit the Hunt County Sheriff’s website.
Hunt County Constable
Hunt County Constables are officers of the courts who provide fair and impartial notification to citizens of court actions that may involve them. Hunt County has 4 constables, one for each precinct. To learn more information about the Constables in the 4 precincts of Hunt County, visit the Hunt County Constable’s website.
Hunt County Criminal Defense
The Hunt County Criminal Defense Lawyers with the Law Offices of David Sloane have represented hundreds of people accused of a criminal offense in Hunt County. Contact the dedicated criminal defense attorneys and schedule a FREE consultation to determine how they can help you!
Contact us today at (817) 349-7118 for a FREE Consultation with the Hunt County Criminal Defense Lawyers at The Law Offices of David Sloane!
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