Red River County Court
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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Document Format Requirements1 rule
Remote parties and witnesses must remain on camera with an unobstructed view throughout testimony, or they may not testify or continue testifying until compliant.
Court's wording
Unobstructed view: The Court shall require that any party or witness who would provide testimony from a remote location would have to be on camera with an unobstructed view of the individual testifying throughout their testimony. If a party or witness is “off camera”, or cannot be clearly seen, the Court shall not allow them to testify or continue to testify unless the party or witness is able to comply with the requirement of an unobstructed view.
Document Filing Requirements1 rule
The Court shall record a decision in this matter through signing an Order for Remote Proceeding.
- Document
- Remote proceeding order
Must include
- •Order for Remote Proceeding
Filing & Service rules
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
If physical evidence is to be admitted, the State’s attorney or the child’s attorney must notify the Court and submit a copy at least 24 hours in advance, and the Court must make it available to the child’s attorney for examination.
In the event physical evidence were to be admitted, the State’s attorney or attorney for the child will notify and submit to the Court, at least 24 hours in advance, a copy of any evidence to be offered. The Court shall make the evidence available to the attorney for the child for examination.
Criminal cases
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