COURT SECURITY OFFICER CERTIFICATE SB 42 Texas 85 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the COURT SECURITY OFFICER CERTIFICATE SB 42 Texas 85 in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your TCOLE PID in the designated field, followed by your last name, first name, and middle initial. Ensure all personal information is accurate.
  3. Fill in your home mailing address, including city, state, and zip code. This information is crucial for correspondence regarding your application.
  4. Provide your phone number and email address for any necessary communication from the agency.
  5. Next, input your current department information: TCOLE agency number, appointing agency name, and agency mailing address along with city, county, zip code, and phone number.
  6. Review the requirements section to confirm you have completed the Court Security Officer Certification course. Check the box to attest that you meet all qualifications.
  7. Finally, sign and date the application at the bottom of the form to validate your submission.

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CSOs are graduates of a certified Federal, state, county or local law enforcement academy, and many have years of law enforcement experience.
Many people are interested in law enforcement and legal careers, and a career as a court officer can combine both. A court officer is a law enforcement professional who maintains order and safety in a courtroom.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES Conducts verbal, physical and security screenings of individuals health and belongings before entering buildings. Performs regular security checks of premises. Enforces established rules and regulations. Responds to requests for information or assistance to court patrons.
Security guards operate within specific legal boundaries. They cannot conduct searches without consent or impersonate law enforcement. Their primary function is to protect property and assets, not to investigate crimes.
The Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 42 during the 85th Legislative Session. Known as the Judge Julie Kocurek Judicial and Courthouse Security Act of 2017, the bill makes changes to the law that are designed to improve the security of judges at all levels, both in their courthouses and at their homes.

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Though no education is required beyond a high school diploma for many state and local courts, federal positions require a bachelors degree. All court security officers must pass an extensive background check. Because the job is very physical, you must pass a physical test to ensure proficiency.

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