Judge Richard Clark Osborne

The court recorder must file admitted exhibits with the clerk after the proceeding ends.

The court recorder must file the reporter's record with the court of appeals within fifteen days after an appeal is perfected; other appellate-rule filing deadlines remain unchanged.

The reporter's record must clearly label its numbered contents as a certified, clear and accurate copy, and designated exhibits must be arranged numerically, firmly bound where practicable, and indexed with brief descriptions.

The appendix and transcription must conform to applicable Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals specifications and the identified appellate-record order and reporters' records manual.

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Appendix

Each party must file an appendix with its brief containing written transcriptions of all portions of the recorded reporter's record and copies of exhibits relevant to the appellate issues.

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Supplemental appendix

The appellate court may direct a party to file a supplemental appendix with transcriptions of additional portions of the recorded reporter's record.