Post-Conviction Relief in Lubbock, Texas
Explore Lubbock, TX post-conviction help, local court records, Article 11.07 writ resources, and clearly labeled providers.
Lubbock: public-access accounts and the district-court file
Lubbock County’s official online-records service describes access to public information maintained by the County Clerk, District Clerk and justices of the peace. It offers a free registered-user account for certain public court information. Start from the county’s service page rather than a sponsored records-search advertisement, and select the type of court that appears on the conviction documents. A public-access account does not establish that all papers are accessible.
The District Clerk’s department page lists the district courts it serves and explains its record-indexing and preservation duties. For a Lubbock County district-court conviction, note the numbered court and cause number before requesting the judgment or filed orders. A search spanning several custodians can return matters that are not part of the conviction being challenged, so confirm that the charge, defendant and case number match before saving documents.
A Lubbock family working with an older case may need both the local trial file and a later appellate record. Organize them separately and record the issuing court on each document. If a particular image or historical paper is not available through the online account, ask the appropriate clerk about access rather than assuming the case is missing. A provider should be able to explain which parts of that record its proposed service will address.
Texas providers and resources
These listings publish relevant services or resources for Texas. They do not establish an office in Lubbock. Confirm current intake and court coverage.
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Post-Conviction Relief Center (PCRC)
Non-attorney legal support and document preparation for people representing themselves. PCRC operates this directory; services do not include attorney representation.
L&L Law Group, PLLC
DFW law firm publishing Article 11.07 and 11.072 habeas services. Confirm case fit and geographic coverage directly.
Jessica Graf Law
Attorney practice offering Texas Article 11.07 habeas applications and criminal appellate work.
Bennett & Bennett
Houston attorney practice publishing statewide Texas post-conviction habeas services. Consultation and litigation fees are described on its site.
Innocence Project of Texas
Free investigative and legal services for people incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. Review its case criteria before applying.
Texas Indigent Defense Commission — Innocence Projects
Official list of Texas law-school innocence projects. A resource directory rather than a commercial service.
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Common questions
Is the Lubbock public-access account the complete criminal file?
The county promises access to certain public information, not every document. Ask the relevant clerk about missing papers.
PCRC offers non-attorney legal support and document preparation for pro se clients.
Updated October 8, 2026. General information; the appropriate filing, deadline, and relief depend on the case. Provider information is based on linked public pages, not a licensing audit.