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Ector County Courts at Law

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melinda@melgarrigacsr.com

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If the offering party is not present in court when physical evidence that cannot be digitized is offered, it must be tendered to the court no later than three days after the remote proceeding.

Physical evidence which cannot be rendered in digital form shall be tendered to the court no later than 3 days after the remote proceeding if the party offering the evidence is not present in the court when it is offered.

Criminal cases

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Chambers Communication Rules

If practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the Official Court Reporter and all counsel before the hearing.

When digital copies of physical evidence can be prepared, such as audio/ video recordings, documents, or images, the digital copies should be emailed to the Official Court Reporter, Melinda Garriga, CSR, RPR at melinda@melgarrigacsr.com and to all counsel for the parties before the hearing, if practicable.

Criminal cases

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Common questions about Ector County Courts at Law rules

How may parties contact Ector County Courts at Law?

The rule lists email melinda@melgarrigacsr.com. If practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the Official Court Reporter and all counsel before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section III. Procedures for Detention Hearings Conducted as a Remote Proceeding

What filing deadlines does Ector County Courts at Law set?

If the offering party is not present in court when physical evidence that cannot be digitized is offered, it must be tendered to the court no later than three days after the remote proceeding.

View ruleSource: page 2, section III. Procedures for Detention Hearings Conducted as a Remote Proceeding
Complete rules summary for Ector County Courts at Law

If practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the Official Court Reporter and all counsel before the hearing.

If the offering party is not present in court when physical evidence that cannot be digitized is offered, it must be tendered to the court no later than three days after the remote proceeding.

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