Navarro County Court at Law Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICALCriminal cases

Applies to

Request for records

Counsel requesting community supervision records on a pending motion to revoke or adjudicate must electronically file a request through the District Clerk, except for requests for criminal history or HIPPA-protected documents.

Pursuant to the inherent powers of the Courts and applicable authority, the 13'^ District Court and the Navarro County Court at Law order that counsel for the State and retained or court- appointed counsel for a Defendant shall, if requesting community supervision records, e-file and e-serve through the District Clerk to the Navarro County Community Supervision & Corrections Department (cscd@navarrocountv.org) a request for records (except for criminal history and HIPPA protected documents)on a pending motion to revoke or adjudicate.

CRITICAL

Practicing attorneys in civil and criminal cases must e-file through EFileTexas.gov.

Electronic filing is mandatory in Navarro County for all practicing attorneys in both civil and criminal cases. Electronically filed documents must be in text-searchable portable document format (PDF) and be directly converted to PDF, rather than scanned, if possible. All e-Filing shall be done through EFileTexas.gov, and an email address must be provided on any electronically filed document.

CRITICAL

Pro se parties submit filings on paper, which the Court scans and makes available electronically on the docket.

Filings from pro se parties are submitted on paper and will be scanned and made available electronically on the Court's docket.

WARNING

Applies to

Written copy of hearing or trial setting request

Even if requests are made orally or in person, the party making the request should e-file a written copy of the request to the Court Coordinator.

Even if requests are made orally or in person, the party making the request should e-file a written copy of the request to the Court Coordinator.