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Randall County Court at Law

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The court will ensure that there is unobstructed audio and view of any party or witness who provides testimony from a remote location. No witness will be permitted to give any evidence who does not comply with the requirement, unless given permission by the sitting judge.

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presentation of any physical evidence offered at a remote proceeding detention hearing shall be displayed so that the court, attorneys, parties, and witness can view it simultaneously.

Filing & Service rules

Service and Proof of Service Rules

A party intending to introduce exhibits must email them to the court reporter, court coordinator, and opposing counsel at least one hour before the hearing.

a party intending to introduce exhibits at a remote detention hearing must email the documents to the court reporter, the court coordinator, and opposing counsel no later than one hour prior to the hearing.

Criminal cases

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Chambers Communication Rules

A party intending to introduce physical evidence that cannot be emailed must contact the court reporter or court coordinator three hours before the hearing to make arrangements.

a party intending to introduce "physical evidence" that cannot be emailed must contact the court reporter or court coordinator three hours prior to the remote detention hearing to make arrangements for "physical evidence" that is not capable of being provided through email.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Remote Detention Hearing Procedures

a party intending to introduce exhibits at a remote detention hearing must email the documents to the court reporter, the court coordinator, and opposing counsel no later than one hour prior to the hearing.

a party intending to introduce exhibits at a remote detention hearing must email the documents to the court reporter, the court coordinator, and opposing counsel no later than one hour prior to the hearing.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Remote Detention Hearing Procedures

Common questions about Randall County Court at Law rules

How may parties contact Randall County Court at Law?

a party intending to introduce exhibits at a remote detention hearing must email the documents to the court reporter, the court coordinator, and opposing counsel no later than one hour prior to the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Remote Detention Hearing Procedures

What rule applies to service for exhibits in Randall County Court at Law?

Details: method: service by email, recipient: the opposing party, timing: 1 hours before hearing. A party intending to introduce exhibits must email them to the court reporter, court coordinator, and opposing counsel at least one hour before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Remote Detention Hearing Procedures
Complete rules summary for Randall County Court at Law

a party intending to introduce exhibits at a remote detention hearing must email the documents to the court reporter, the court coordinator, and opposing counsel no later than one hour prior to the hearing.

A party intending to introduce exhibits must email them to the court reporter, court coordinator, and opposing counsel at least one hour before the hearing.

A party intending to introduce physical evidence that cannot be emailed must contact the court reporter or court coordinator three hours before the hearing to make arrangements.

Physical evidence offered at a remote detention hearing must be displayed so the court, attorneys, parties, and witness can view it simultaneously.

Remote testimony must have unobstructed audio and a view of the party or witness; a noncomplying witness may not give evidence unless the sitting judge gives permission.

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