Judge Greg P. Henington
Judge • Brewster County Court
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Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideBrewster County Court publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 8 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 4- Applies to
- Ai certification form
- Must include
- ai disclosure
Attorneys and self-represented litigants using AI for case-related legal research or drafting must submit the attached certification before using AI-generated information in a court submission or proceeding, attesting to human verification and responsibility for compliance.
- Applies to
- Certification
- Must include
- ai disclosure
The certification states that the signer has reviewed and understands the AI Standing Order and will comply with it throughout the case.
- Applies to
- Certification
- Must include
- ai disclosure
The certification states that a human being or Texas-licensed attorney verified all generative-AI-created or contributed information against traditional non-AI legal sources before filing or submission.
Communication
All 2- Contact
- Phone
If technical difficulties occur, notify the Court Coordinator immediately by telephone or email using the contact information provided in the hearing notice.
Questions about appropriate courtroom attire should be directed to court staff before the scheduled hearing whenever possible.
E-Filing
All 1- Applies to
- Hearing date
After a hearing date is established with the Judge's court coordinator, the hearing must be formally submitted through the County Clerk's eFile system.
Fees
All 1- Fee
- 500
- Applies to
- Ad litem fee deposit
A $500 deposit must be posted with the Brewster County Clerk in every case where an Ad Litem is appointed.
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