Martin County Courts, Indiana Document Format Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
For an appeal transcript, the original paper copy and one electronic copy must go to the Clerk upon completion, while the other electronic copy becomes the official record kept by the court where the proceeding occurred.
If a transcript is prepared for the purposes of appeal, the original paper transcript shall be forwarded to the Clerk upon completion. The Court Reporter is also directed to produce two copies of an electronically formatted transcript, one of which shall become an official record of the court proceedings and kept in the court where said proceeding was held, and the other of which shall be submitted to the Clerk along with the original paper transcript.
WARNING
The transcript income report must use forms prescribed by the Indiana Supreme Court division of State Court Administration.
Each Court Reporter who receives income from the preparation of transcripts shall report such amounts, at least annually, to the Indiana Supreme Court division of State Court Administration of forms prescribed by such Division.
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