Kendall County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
1 rule from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Notice of intent to use business records
The State may serve notice of intent to use business records by electronically filing it with the clerk and providing a copy to defense counsel.
For purposes of Article 39.14 and Texas Rule of Evidence 902(10), the State may serve notice of intent to use business records by electronically filing the notice with the clerk and providing a copy to defense counsel.
Is electronic filing required in Kendall County District Court, Texas?
Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. The State may serve notice of intent to use business records by electronically filing it with the clerk and providing a copy to defense counsel.
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