Live Oak County District Court Document Format Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Audio/video evidence must be in admissible form and format when offered, and a flash drive is preferred over a DVD.
Audio and/or video evidence that a party intends to offer at pre-trial or trial must be in admissible form and format at the time of the offer of said evidence. A flash drive is preferable over a DVD.
WARNING
Audio/Video evidence is preferred to be offered on Flash drives - as most computers and IT equipment available to our Courts no longer support DVD's nor have a DVD player available; it is the proponents responsibility to ensure a DVD can be played, if not the exhibit may not be allowed in evidence;
Audio/Video evidence is preferred to be offered on Flash drives - as most computers and IT equipment available to our Courts no longer support DVD's nor have a DVD player available; it is the proponents responsibility to ensure a DVD can be played, if not the exhibit may not be allowed in evidence;
What formatting rules apply to filings in Live Oak County District Court?
Live Oak County District Court's formatting rule includes audio/video evidence intended for pre-trial or trial must be in admissible form and format when offered; a flash drive is preferable over a dvd.. Audio/video evidence must be in admissible form and format when offered, and a flash drive is preferred over a DVD.
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