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JUDGES ADMONITIONS Presented by William E. Kendall, Presiding Judge, City of BrenhamOBJECTIVES Identify required admonishments and warnings Discuss methods of effectively communicating admonishments

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2. Start by creating a clear and concise title for the admonition. This title should accurately describe the issue or warning being addressed.
3. Begin the content of the admonition with a brief introduction to the problem. Clearly state what the issue is and why it is important to address it.
4. Provide specific points and instructions to help the reader understand how to handle the situation. Break down the steps or recommendations into bullet points or numbered lists for clarity.
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