Randall County Court at Law Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
Criminal cases
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
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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.
How may parties contact Randall County Court at Law?
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.
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