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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law
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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a Texas county-level judicial entity operating 16 Criminal Courts at Law and supporting 4–5 Civil Courts at Law (per available sources), all administered through a centralized Office of Court Management under Harris County Government. Its core function is the adjudication of misdemeanor criminal cases (offenses where fines exceed $500 or confinement does not exceed one year), civil disputes up to $250,000, eminent domain proceedings, and appellate review of decisions from Justice of the Peace and municipal courts.

The court's technology stack centers on operational rather than innovative infrastructure: case management and e-filing through the Harris County Clerk and District Clerk offices, virtual proceedings via Zoom video conferencing (per-court dedicated meeting rooms), public live streaming through IBM Video, and GovDelivery-powered email/SMS notifications for court news. No proprietary AI/ML systems, APIs, or developer-facing products are disclosed. The BAYOU City Community Court (launched 2022) extends the court's surface area into rehabilitative and second-chance services through the Fresh Start record-sealing program, Know Your Rights workshops (criminal law and housing), and a Court Education outreach initiative.

The entity is a non-commercial government body funded through Harris County appropriations; it does not generate revenue. Filing fees are set by the Harris County Clerk's office, not retained by the courts. Its "customer" base is the general public of Harris County—defendants, plaintiffs, attorneys, jurors, and crime victims—with no commercial go-to-market motion. Strategic significance for a PE/VC/M&A audience is therefore not commercial but rather as a benchmark for government court digitization, restorative justice program design, and large-jurisdiction misdemeanor throughput.

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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a Texas county-level judicial entity operating 16 misdemeanor criminal courts (plus 4–5 civil courts) under Harris County Government, serving defendants, plaintiffs, attorneys, jurors, and crime victims with in-person, Zoom, and live-streamed proceedings, e-filing, and community court programs like BAYOU and Fresh Start.

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Houston
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North America
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criminal court adjudication, misdemeanor jurisdiction services, civil court proceedings, rehabilitative justice programs, court administration services
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State/Provincial Courts & Judicial Administration
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/State/Provincial & Regional Government Administration
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Court Services & Operations (Clerks, Records, Jury, Interpreters)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Justice System (Courts, Prosecution & Corrections)
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Specialty & Problem-Solving Courts (Drug, Mental Health, Veterans, Family)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Justice System (Courts, Prosecution & Corrections)
NAICS code2 codes
  • Courts92211
  • Courts922110
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  • Services-Legal Services8111
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Judicial / Court Services
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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a government judicial entity that operates 16 criminal courts adjudicating misdemeanor cases (fines exceeding $500 or up to one year county jail confinement) and 5 civil courts handling civil disputes up to $250,000, appeals from justice courts, and eminent domain proceedings. The system also delivers community court programs including the BAYOU City Community Court and Fresh Start criminal record screening and sealing initiative, with virtual access to proceedings via Zoom and live streaming.

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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law operates a suite of court services centered on its 16 Criminal Courts at Law and 5 Civil Courts at Law. The Criminal Courts handle misdemeanor offenses with exclusive original jurisdiction, while Civil Courts manage disputes up to $250,000 and appeals. These core courts are supported by the BAYOU City Community Court (launched 2022), which serves as the restorative-justice outreach arm offering the Fresh Start record sealing program and Know Your Rights workshops. The organization also provides digital services including Zoom-based virtual court appearances, live streaming via IBM Video, an online case reset portal, and case records search. Court news and updates are distributed via GovDelivery email/SMS subscription. The portfolio functions as a unified court administration system under the Office of Court Management, providing both in-person and digital access to justice services.

Product and service7 records
1Criminal Courts at Law
CategoryCriminal Court Adjudication
Description

The 16 Harris County Criminal Courts at Law handle misdemeanor cases with fines exceeding $500 or up to one year county jail confinement. Each court is presided over by an elected judge serving a four-year term, with matters including arraignments, pleas, hearings, and trials. The courts also hear appeals from municipal and justice of the peace courts.

2Civil Courts at Law
CategoryCivil Court Adjudication
Description

The 5 Harris County Civil Courts at Law have jurisdiction over civil matters up to $250,000, appeals from justice courts, eminent domain proceedings, and inverse condemnation suits. Each court is staffed with judges, clerks, and court reporters.

3BAYOU City Community Court
CategoryRehabilitative Justice Programs
Description

Community outreach arm of the Criminal Courts at Law launched in 2022. Focuses on rehabilitative justice, community education, outreach, and service delivery. BAYOU stands for Bringing Assistance to You with Outreach & Understanding.

4Fresh Start Criminal Record Screening & Sealing Program
CategoryRehabilitative Justice Programs
Description

Second-chance program under BAYOU Community Court that helps eligible community members change course after experiences with the criminal justice system by sealing their eligible criminal records and connecting them to community resources.

5Know Your Rights Workshops
CategoryCommunity Education
Description

Educational workshops including Criminal Law Workshop (rights when interacting with police or facing charges) and Housing Workshop for Landlords & Tenants (contracts, rights, eviction process).

6News and Updates Subscription (GovDelivery)
7Court Live Stream and Zoom Proceedings
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Partnership9 partners
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Harris County Community Supervision and Corrections Department provides court liaison officers who process offenders placed on supervision in criminal courts. The partnership is integral to the daily operations of the criminal court system, supporting rehabilitation and compliance monitoring.

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Up to four assistant district attorneys from the Harris County District Attorney's Office prosecute cases on behalf of The State of Texas in the criminal courts at law.

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Members of the Harris County Pretrial Services Department gather personal data regarding each arrestee to determine suitability for release on personal bond, supporting the pretrial release function.

4Harris County District Clerk's Office
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Official court records for both criminal and civil courts are maintained and managed by assistant district clerks from the Harris County District Clerk's Office.

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Two deputies assigned by the Harris County Sheriff provide courtroom security and execution of court process for each criminal court.

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Sister court system within Harris County Courts, sharing the Office of Court Management administrative support and operating at the Harris County Civil Courthouse at 201 Caroline St.

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16 Justice of the Peace courts within Harris County whose decisions may be appealed to the county criminal courts at law. Also served by the Office of Court Management.

8Aldine Branch Library
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Free Zoom access location offered at Aldine Branch Library (11331 Airline Drive, Houston, Texas 77037) for parties wishing to appear for court proceedings virtually.

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The Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program provides resource and referral guides for civil court litigants, supporting access to legal aid for pro se litigants.

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Peers10 records
1Houston Municipal Courts
TypeDirect peer
Description

City-level courts in Houston handling Class C misdemeanors and traffic cases; cases appealed from Municipal Courts can be de novo tried in the Harris County Criminal Courts at Law, making them a directly linked lower-court peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Four specialized county-level trial courts in Harris County operating in parallel under the same county judiciary; directly comparable in jurisdictional scale, governance model, and county-funded administrative structure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Limited-jurisdiction county courts serving Arizona's most populous county (Phoenix metro); comparable in scale, misdemeanor jurisdiction, and county-funded administrative model to Harris County's Criminal Courts at Law.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sister county-level court system within the same Harris County Office of Court Management umbrella. Operates 5 civil courts handling disputes up to $250,000 and shares administrative, technical, and judicial resources with the Criminal Courts at Law.

5State District Courts of Harris County
TypeDirect peer
Description

State-level trial courts of general jurisdiction sitting in Harris County; handle felony cases and higher-value civil matters that overlap with the misdemeanor and lower-value civil jurisdiction of the Criminal and Civil Courts at Law.

TypeOthers
Description

Provides criminal-defense representation to indigent defendants in Harris County's criminal courts, including the Criminal Courts at Law; an institutional counterparty to the prosecution function and a daily operational peer in the same courthouse.

TypeOthers
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County-level prosecution agency whose assistant district attorneys try cases in the Criminal Courts at Law; functionally the courtroom counterpart and a co-equal justice-system partner within Harris County.

TypeBroad incumbent
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County-level court system in the Chicago metropolitan area handling misdemeanor and civil cases; directly comparable to Harris County as another large-population U.S. county trial-court operator.

TypeDirect peer
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16 Justice of the Peace courts in Harris County whose decisions may be appealed directly to the Criminal Courts at Law and which are also supported by the Office of Court Management; functionally the lower tier of the same county judicial pipeline.

TypeBroad incumbent
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The largest unified superior court system in the U.S., sitting in Los Angeles County; comparable county-level trial-court operator with misdemeanor, civil, and problem-solving court programs at significantly larger scale.

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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law

Judicial / Court Servicesccl.hctx.net

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a Texas county-level judicial entity operating 16 misdemeanor criminal courts (plus 4–5 civil courts) under Harris County Government, serving defendants, plaintiffs, attorneys, jurors, and crime victims with in-person, Zoom, and live-streamed proceedings, e-filing, and community court programs like BAYOU and Fresh Start.

What Harris County Criminal Courts at Law does

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a Texas county-level judicial entity operating 16 Criminal Courts at Law and supporting 4–5 Civil Courts at Law (per available sources), all administered through a centralized Office of Court Management under Harris County Government. Its core function is the adjudication of misdemeanor criminal cases (offenses where fines exceed $500 or confinement does not exceed one year), civil disputes up to $250,000, eminent domain proceedings, and appellate review of decisions from Justice of the Peace and municipal courts.

The court's technology stack centers on operational rather than innovative infrastructure: case management and e-filing through the Harris County Clerk and District Clerk offices, virtual proceedings via Zoom video conferencing (per-court dedicated meeting rooms), public live streaming through IBM Video, and GovDelivery-powered email/SMS notifications for court news. No proprietary AI/ML systems, APIs, or developer-facing products are disclosed. The BAYOU City Community Court (launched 2022) extends the court's surface area into rehabilitative and second-chance services through the Fresh Start record-sealing program, Know Your Rights workshops (criminal law and housing), and a Court Education outreach initiative.

The entity is a non-commercial government body funded through Harris County appropriations; it does not generate revenue. Filing fees are set by the Harris County Clerk's office, not retained by the courts. Its "customer" base is the general public of Harris County—defendants, plaintiffs, attorneys, jurors, and crime victims—with no commercial go-to-market motion. Strategic significance for a PE/VC/M&A audience is therefore not commercial but rather as a benchmark for government court digitization, restorative justice program design, and large-jurisdiction misdemeanor throughput.

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Harris County Criminal Courts at Law
Legal name
Harris County Criminal Courts at Law
Website
https://ccl.hctx.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
1910
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a Texas county-level judicial entity operating 16 misdemeanor criminal courts (plus 4–5 civil courts) under Harris County Government, serving defendants, plaintiffs, attorneys, jurors, and crime victims with in-person, Zoom, and live-streamed proceedings, e-filing, and community court programs like BAYOU and Fresh Start.
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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law industry classification

Industry
Product category
Judicial / Court Services
NAICS
Courts (92211), Courts (922110)
SIC
Services-Legal Services (8111)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYBPAIABAE
State/Provincial Courts & Judicial Administration
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/State/Provincial & Regional Government Administration
SECONDARYBPAIAFAH
Court Services & Operations (Clerks, Records, Jury, Interpreters)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Justice System (Courts, Prosecution & Corrections)
SECONDARYBPAIAFAG
Specialty & Problem-Solving Courts (Drug, Mental Health, Veterans, Family)
Business & Public Services/Public Sector & Government Administration/Justice System (Courts, Prosecution & Corrections)

Keywords

  • Criminal court adjudication
  • Misdemeanor jurisdiction services
  • Civil court proceedings
  • Rehabilitative justice programs
  • Court administration services

Where Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Houston
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a government judicial entity that operates 16 criminal courts adjudicating misdemeanor cases (fines exceeding $500 or up to one year county jail confinement) and 5 civil courts handling civil disputes up to $250,000, appeals from justice courts, and eminent domain proceedings. The system also delivers community court programs including the BAYOU City Community Court and Fresh Start criminal record screening and sealing initiative, with virtual access to proceedings via Zoom and live streaming.

Product overview

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law operates a suite of court services centered on its 16 Criminal Courts at Law and 5 Civil Courts at Law. The Criminal Courts handle misdemeanor offenses with exclusive original jurisdiction, while Civil Courts manage disputes up to $250,000 and appeals. These core courts are supported by the BAYOU City Community Court (launched 2022), which serves as the restorative-justice outreach arm offering the Fresh Start record sealing program and Know Your Rights workshops. The organization also provides digital services including Zoom-based virtual court appearances, live streaming via IBM Video, an online case reset portal, and case records search. Court news and updates are distributed via GovDelivery email/SMS subscription. The portfolio functions as a unified court administration system under the Office of Court Management, providing both in-person and digital access to justice services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Criminal Courts at Law The 16 Harris County Criminal Courts at Law handle misdemeanor cases with fines exceeding $500 or up to one year county jail confinement. Each court is presided over by an elected judge serving a four-year term, with matters including arraignments, pleas, hearings, and trials. The courts also hear appeals from municipal and justice of the peace courts.
  • Civil Courts at Law The 5 Harris County Civil Courts at Law have jurisdiction over civil matters up to $250,000, appeals from justice courts, eminent domain proceedings, and inverse condemnation suits. Each court is staffed with judges, clerks, and court reporters.
  • BAYOU City Community Court Community outreach arm of the Criminal Courts at Law launched in 2022. Focuses on rehabilitative justice, community education, outreach, and service delivery. BAYOU stands for Bringing Assistance to You with Outreach & Understanding.
  • Fresh Start Criminal Record Screening & Sealing Program Second-chance program under BAYOU Community Court that helps eligible community members change course after experiences with the criminal justice system by sealing their eligible criminal records and connecting them to community resources.
  • Know Your Rights Workshops Educational workshops including Criminal Law Workshop (rights when interacting with police or facing charges) and Housing Workshop for Landlords & Tenants (contracts, rights, eviction process).
  • News and Updates Subscription (GovDelivery)
  • Court Live Stream and Zoom Proceedings

Companies that use Harris County Criminal Courts at Law

Customer profile

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Ideal customer profiles4 records

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law technology and API

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Integration3 records

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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law partnerships and signals

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Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Community Supervision & Corrections Department (CSCD)coreOthersHarris County Community Supervision and Corrections Department provides court liaison officers who process offenders placed on supervision in criminal courts. The partnership is integral to the daily operations of the criminal court system, supporting rehabilitation and compliance monitoring.
  • Harris County District Attorney's OfficecoreOthersUp to four assistant district attorneys from the Harris County District Attorney's Office prosecute cases on behalf of The State of Texas in the criminal courts at law.
  • Harris County Pretrial Services DepartmentcoreOthersMembers of the Harris County Pretrial Services Department gather personal data regarding each arrestee to determine suitability for release on personal bond, supporting the pretrial release function.
  • Harris County District Clerk's OfficecoreOthersOfficial court records for both criminal and civil courts are maintained and managed by assistant district clerks from the Harris County District Clerk's Office.
  • Harris County Sheriff's OfficecoreOthersTwo deputies assigned by the Harris County Sheriff provide courtroom security and execution of court process for each criminal court.
  • Harris County Civil Courts at LawcoreOthersSister court system within Harris County Courts, sharing the Office of Court Management administrative support and operating at the Harris County Civil Courthouse at 201 Caroline St.
  • Harris County Justice CourtscoreOthers16 Justice of the Peace courts within Harris County whose decisions may be appealed to the county criminal courts at law. Also served by the Office of Court Management.
  • Aldine Branch LibraryminorOthersFree Zoom access location offered at Aldine Branch Library (11331 Airline Drive, Houston, Texas 77037) for parties wishing to appear for court proceedings virtually.
  • Houston Volunteer Lawyers ProgramminorOthersThe Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program provides resource and referral guides for civil court litigants, supporting access to legal aid for pro se litigants.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Houston Municipal Courts: City-level courts in Houston handling Class C misdemeanors and traffic cases; cases appealed from Municipal Courts can be de novo tried in the Harris County Criminal Courts at Law, making them a directly linked lower-court peer.
  • Harris County Probate Courts: Four specialized county-level trial courts in Harris County operating in parallel under the same county judiciary; directly comparable in jurisdictional scale, governance model, and county-funded administrative structure.
  • Harris County Civil Courts at Law: Sister county-level court system within the same Harris County Office of Court Management umbrella. Operates 5 civil courts handling disputes up to $250,000 and shares administrative, technical, and judicial resources with the Criminal Courts at Law.
  • State District Courts of Harris County: State-level trial courts of general jurisdiction sitting in Harris County; handle felony cases and higher-value civil matters that overlap with the misdemeanor and lower-value civil jurisdiction of the Criminal and Civil Courts at Law.
  • Harris County Justice Courts: 16 Justice of the Peace courts in Harris County whose decisions may be appealed directly to the Criminal Courts at Law and which are also supported by the Office of Court Management; functionally the lower tier of the same county judicial pipeline.

Broad incumbents

  • Maricopa County Justice Courts: Limited-jurisdiction county courts serving Arizona's most populous county (Phoenix metro); comparable in scale, misdemeanor jurisdiction, and county-funded administrative model to Harris County's Criminal Courts at Law.
  • Cook County Courts: County-level court system in the Chicago metropolitan area handling misdemeanor and civil cases; directly comparable to Harris County as another large-population U.S. county trial-court operator.
  • Los Angeles County Superior Court: The largest unified superior court system in the U.S., sitting in Los Angeles County; comparable county-level trial-court operator with misdemeanor, civil, and problem-solving court programs at significantly larger scale.

Others

  • Harris County Public Defender's Office: Provides criminal-defense representation to indigent defendants in Harris County's criminal courts, including the Criminal Courts at Law; an institutional counterparty to the prosecution function and a daily operational peer in the same courthouse.
  • Harris County District Attorney's Office: County-level prosecution agency whose assistant district attorneys try cases in the Criminal Courts at Law; functionally the courtroom counterpart and a co-equal justice-system partner within Harris County.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

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Harris County Criminal Courts at Law leadership team

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Profiles9 records

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Harris County Criminal Courts at Law

What does Harris County Criminal Courts at Law do?

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a government judicial entity that operates 16 criminal courts adjudicating misdemeanor cases (fines exceeding $500 or up to one year county jail confinement) and 5 civil courts handling civil disputes up to $250,000, appeals from justice courts, and eminent domain proceedings. The system also delivers community court programs including the BAYOU City Community Court and Fresh Start criminal record screening and sealing initiative, with virtual access to proceedings via Zoom and live streaming.

Is Harris County Criminal Courts at Law a public or private company?

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Harris County Criminal Courts at Law founded?

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law was founded in 1910. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Harris County Criminal Courts at Law based?

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law is headquartered in Houston, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Harris County Criminal Courts at Law's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Houston Municipal Courts, Harris County Probate Courts, Harris County Civil Courts at Law, State District Courts of Harris County and Harris County Justice Courts. Broad incumbents are Maricopa County Justice Courts, Cook County Courts and Los Angeles County Superior Court. Others are Harris County Public Defender's Office and Harris County District Attorney's Office.

Does Harris County Criminal Courts at Law have an API?

No public API is recorded for Harris County Criminal Courts at Law.

What industry is Harris County Criminal Courts at Law in?

Harris County Criminal Courts at Law's product category is Judicial / Court Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAE, State/Provincial Courts & Judicial Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIAFAH, Court Services & Operations (Clerks, Records, Jury, Interpreters). Its NAICS code is 92211 and its SIC code is 8111.

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