Kendall County District Court, Texas Document Format Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
The court reporter's retained original exhibit set must have an original sticker at the bottom right, and copies for the Court and opposing counsel must be distinguishable from it.
C. One original set that the official court reporter will retain needs to have an original sticker on the bottom right-hand corner. This is the only set that should have an original sticker. Copies for the Court and opposing counsel need to be discernible from the original set.
INFO
Multi-page documents should be Bates stamped or paginated and bound.
B. Multi-page documents should either be Bates stamped or paginated and bound.
INFO
Exhibits should be marked with numbers or letters.
E. Exhibits should be marked using numbers or letters.
INFO
When oversized exhibits are used at trial, an 8 1/2-by-11 version should be produced for the court reporter's records.
F. If you will be using oversize exhibits during trial, an 8 1/2x11 should be produced for the court reporter's records.
INFO
Providing exhibits to the court reporter on a flash drive in searchable format is preferred but not required.
G. Providing the court reporter exhibits on a flash drive in a searchable format is not a requirement, but is preferable.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Kendall County District Court, Texas?
Judge Kirsten B. Cohoon's formatting rule includes providing the court reporter exhibits on a flash drive in a searchable format is preferable, but not required.. Providing exhibits to the court reporter on a flash drive in searchable format is preferred but not required.
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