Hale County District Court Electronic Filing Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Jury questions definitions and instructions
In jury cases, anticipated jury questions, definitions, and instructions must be submitted to the court electronically, on a thumb drive or USB drive, or by email.
In all jury cases, anticipated jury questions, definitions and instructions shall be submitted to the court in electronic medium, thumb drive, USB drive, or by email in Word format.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Agreed or approved judgment or order
Agreed or approved judgments and orders should be submitted electronically to the judge for signature.
Agreed or approved judgments and orders should be submitted by E-File for submission to the Judge for signature.
WARNING
Agreed or approved judgments and orders should be submitted electronically for the Judge’s signature.
Agreed or approved judgments and orders should be submitted by E-File for submission to the Judge for signature.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Discovery documents
Discovery documents need not be filed unless another rule or a court order requires filing.
Discovery documents need not be filed with the Clerks unless filing is required by other rule or court order.
Is electronic filing required in Hale County District Court?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. In jury cases, anticipated jury questions, definitions, and instructions must be submitted to the court electronically, on a thumb drive or USB drive, or by email.
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