Kaufman County Courts at Law Document Format Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Audio or video media may contain only the segments being offered as an exhibit.
Only segments offered as an exhibit can be on the audio or video media.
When introducing audio or video media, the sponsoring party must ensure its format can be uploaded to and accepted by the appropriate court of appeals under that court’s guidelines.
When introducing an audio or video CD/DVD/Media storage device, the Court orders that the sponsoring party of the media shall ensure it is in a format that may be uploaded and accepted by the appropriate court of appeals and their guidelines.
Audio/video media must use an MP3, MP4, or WAV extension; media with another extension must be converted, while media with one of those extensions need not be converted.
A list of valid extensions that the mediation must be submitted are: MP3, MP4, and WAV files. If an exhibit has any of those extensions, the sponsoring party does not have to convert it. If it does not have any of those extensions, the sponsoring party shall convert it.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Kaufman County Courts at Law?
Kaufman County Courts at Law's formatting rule includes audio or video media must be in a format that may be uploaded and accepted by the appropriate court of appeals under its guidelines.. When introducing audio or video media, the sponsoring party must ensure its format can be uploaded to and accepted by the appropriate court of appeals under that court’s guidelines.
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