Tuolumne Superior Court Document Format Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Colored paper may be used as an exhibit divider, but not to print the exhibit itself, and blue, goldenrod, green, pink, and yellow paper may not be used.
1.03.5 Color of Papers: Notwithstanding the prohibition on use of colored paper at California Rules of Court, rule 2.103, the Court will accept the use of colored paper to designate the beginning of an exhibit so long as the exhibit itself is not printed on the colored paper (i.e., use as an exhibit divider). However, the following colors shall not be used, as they already are designated for other purposes in the Court’s files: blue, goldenrod, green, pink, and yellow. (Effective 7/01/19)
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