§ 16521 Court Clerk Trial Citation Service
This law says that after a court sets a trial date, the court clerk must send a paper with that date to the sheriff, and the sheriff must give it to the people involved or leave it at their homes.
Two neighbors are suing each other and the court decides the trial will be on June 15. The clerk prints a notice with that date and gives it to the sheriff. The sheriff drops the notice in each neighbor's mailbox because their home addresses are on file.
The clerk follows the law by creating the notice and handing it to the sheriff. The sheriff follows the law by either handing the notice directly to the neighbors or leaving it at the addresses they gave the court.
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§ 16521 Court Clerk Trial Citation Service
Last verified: January 10, 2026