Judge Dale Blaylock was first elected in 2000. As the Judge for Precinct 2 Justice Court, he presides over one of the busiest and most productive courts in Henderson County. Although his judicial duties include overseeing thousands of civil and criminal cases annually, Judge Blaylock, as a concerned public servant, routinely reviews courthouse procedure and implement innovative and cost saving procedures that enhance efficiency and increase revenues.
As a successful business owner for over 20 years, Judge Blaylock brings a no-nonsense approach to the court. This wealth of experience and knowledge enhance his ability to better understand the cases over which he presides.
The Code of Judicial Conduct prohibits a Judge or court staff from "practicing law" (giving legal advice). The Code further prohibits the Justice of the Peace from engaging in communications concerning the merits of a pending judicial proceeding, or the merits of an impending claim or dispute. The Court and staff can, however, communicate concerning (1) uncontested administrative matters, (2) uncontested procedural matters, (3) magistrate duties and functions, (4) determination of jurisdiction, or (5) determining whether a claim might be better resolved in some other judicial or non-judicial forum. The information listed in this web page is intended to be basic, procedural and informational, and is not offered as legal advice. The information is not exhaustive. There may be other remedies and procedures not listed. You should seek professional, licensed, legal counsel for advice.
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Judge Dale Blaylock was first elected in 2000. As the Judge for Precinct 2 Justice Court, he presides over one of the busiest and most productive courts in Henderson County. Although his judicial duties include overseeing thousands of civil and criminal cases annually, Judge Blaylock, as a concerned public servant, routinely reviews courthouse procedure and implement innovative and cost saving procedures that enhance efficiency and increase revenues. 
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