Court Rules

Moore County Court at Law Document Format Requirements

4 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

CRITICAL

Exhibit-submission emails must identify the Respondent's initials, cause number, and exhibit number in the subject line.

In the subject line of the email, include: The Respondent's initials, The cause number, and The Exhibit number; for example "Petitioner's Exhibit 1".

CRITICAL

Audio and video exhibits may not exceed 5GB, must use a listed extension or be converted to an acceptable format, and may contain only the offered exhibit.

Audio and Video files: Files may not exceed 5GB. A list of valid extensions that these files must be submitted in are: avi, .wmv,.wav, mpg, mid,.asf, .mpeg, mp1, mp2, mp3, mp4, mp4v, mpg, ogg, oga, .ogv,.webm. If an exhibit has any of those extensions, the sponsoring party is not required to convert it to a mp3 or mp4 file. If it does not have any of those extensions, the sponsoring party shall convert it to an acceptable format. Nothing other than what is offered as an Exhibit may be included on the audio or video media.

CRITICAL

Format
PDF

Document exhibits must be submitted in PDF format.

4. Format of Exhibits: Documents: PDF

WARNING

Attorneys must dress professionally at all hearings, including Zoom and similar hearings.

In all hearings, including Zoom and similar hearings, attorneys shall be dressed professionally.

Common questions about Moore County Court at Law document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Moore County Court at Law?

Moore County Court at Law's formatting rule includes audio and video files may not exceed 5gb., valid extensions are avi, .wmv,.wav, mpg, mid,.asf, .mpeg, mp1, mp2, mp3, mp4, mp4v, mpg, ogg, oga, .ogv,.webm., if an exhibit has a listed extension, the sponsoring party is not required to convert it to an mp3 or mp4 file; if it does not, the sponsoring party must convert it to an acceptable format., and nothing other than what is offered as an exhibit may be included on the audio or video media..

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 4, section Evidence for Remote Hearings

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