Concho County District Court, Texas Document Format Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Contested matters must be held in person.
Contested matters will be held in person.
CRITICAL
Hearings with multiple witnesses, exhibits, or both will be held in person.
Those hearings with multiple witnesses, and/or exhibits will be in person
WARNING
Audio and video exhibits must be saved in a usable format and named accordingly.
All audio and video exhibits must be saved in a usable format and named accordingly.
WARNING
A party using audio or visual equipment must ensure the necessary equipment is available and works for the evidence, although the Court may provide viewing screens.
While the Court may provide the viewing screens, the party wishing to use audio or visual equipment in the Courtroom is responsible for ensuring the proper equipment is available and will function for that piece of evidence.
WARNING
The Court is not responsible for providing proprietary exhibit software or ensuring exhibits function.
The Court is not responsible for providing any proprietary software for use with exhibits or ensuring that the exhibit functions.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Concho County District Court, Texas?
Judge Gonzalo Rios Jr.'s formatting rule includes audio and video exhibits must be saved in a usable format and named accordingly.. Audio and video exhibits must be saved in a usable format and named accordingly.
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