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Texas Rule 32.1 (b) Revocation Preliminary Hearing

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Under the Texas rule 32.1 (2) for a revocation Hearing it states that the court must hold the revocation hearing within a reasonable time in the district having jurisdiction. My question is how long is reasonable time, and is there a end to reasonable time in numerical style.

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Cynthia Henley ·
They leave the word as "reasonable" to intentionally be vague. Unfortunately it varies by jurisdiction and opportunity. It is very factually driven.
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F Brown ·
Hearing can be held within 20-days if parties and witnesses are available.
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Gary Churak ·
Reasonable is what the court allows and the defense attorney and DA are ready
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