Court Rules

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;

Common questions about Live Oak County District Court document format requirements

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.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section MINUTE ORDER RELATING TO ELECTRONIC AUDIO AND/OR VIDEO EVIDENCE