Glenn Superior Court Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Except where eFiling is mandatory under Rule 2.5, parties must file one original and may file up to two copies to be conformed.
Except in cases where eFiling is mandatory as provided in Rule 2.5, parties are required to file the following copies of documents: 1. One (1) original in a format pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 2.100 et seq. 2. Up to two (2) copies to confirm each document.
CRITICAL
Evidence from electronic devices must be presented as printouts for text or social-media messages or copied onto a disc for videotapes, and must be properly authenticated.
If a party wishes to submit evidence obtained from an electronic device it must be printed out, in the case of text messages or social media texts or copied onto a disc in the case of videotapes for receipt into evidence, after proper authentication.
WARNING
Documents must be secured by clipping or rubber-banding, and pleading exhibits must be separated by a standard-size sheet titled with the exhibit sequence.
Secure binding shall be accomplished through clipping or rubber-banding. Exhibit attachments to pleadings shall be separated by a standard size sheet of paper with a title identifying the sequence of the exhibit.
WARNING
Instructions on which the parties disagree must be tabbed.
Any instructions on which the parties do not agree will be tabbed.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Glenn Superior Court?
Glenn Superior Court's formatting rule includes except where efiling is mandatory under rule 2.5, parties must file one original in a format pursuant to california rules of court, rule 2.100 et seq. and parties may file up to two copies to confirm each document.. Except where eFiling is mandatory under Rule 2.5, parties must file one original and may file up to two copies to be conformed.
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