Navarro County District Court, Texas Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
- Margins
- top 1 in, bottom 1 in, left 1 in, right 1 in
Physical and electronic filings must use black text in a commonly used Court-acceptable font of at least 12 points, have one-inch margins, and be double-spaced except where Bluebook rules require otherwise.
For both physical and electronic filings, all text is to be written or printed in black ink, and the selected font must be a commonly used font acceptable to the Court, no smaller in size than 12 point font. Margins are to measure one inch on all sides of the document, no more, no less, and all text is to be double space except for where The Bluebook: A Uniform System ofCitation requires otherwise.
CRITICAL
- Format
Electronically filed documents must be text-searchable PDFs and, if possible, directly converted to PDF rather than scanned.
Electronically filed documents must be in text-searchable portable document format (PDF) and be directly converted to PDF, rather than scanned, if possible.
WARNING
If paper filing is needed or permitted, documents filed with the Clerk must be printed on plain white 8 1/2-by-11-inch paper.
However, in the event paper filings are needed or permitted, all documents filed with the Clerk shall be printed on plain, white, 8 14 inch by 11 inch paper.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Navarro County District Court, Texas?
Judge James E. Lagomarsino's formatting rule includes 12 point type, double spacing, margins top 1 inches, bottom 1 inches, left 1 inches, right 1 inches, text must be black., the font must be commonly used and acceptable to the court., and double spacing is not required where the bluebook: a uniform system of citation requires otherwise..
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