Taylor County Courts at Law Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Criminal cases
The State must make the Defendant’s TCIC/NCIC criminal history available to defense counsel through the discovery portal in READ ONLY format.
The State of Texas, by and through the Taylor County Criminal District Attorney's Office, shall permit counsel for Defendant to examine the criminal history of the Defendant as maintained by the Texas Crime Information Center/National Crime Information Center (TIC/NCIC) by placing a copy of the Defendant's TCIC/NCIC criminal history in READ ONLY format in the discovery portal.
Jury-trial requests must be made in writing.
Requests for jury trials must be made in writing
Requests for de novo hearings must be in writing and filed in accordance with Chapter 201 of the Texas Family Code.
All requests for de novo hearings must be in writing and filed in accordance with Chapter 201 of the Texas Family Code.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Taylor County Courts at Law?
Taylor County Courts at Law's formatting rule includes the defendant's tcic/ncic criminal history copy must be placed in the discovery portal in read only format.. The State must make the Defendant’s TCIC/NCIC criminal history available to defense counsel through the discovery portal in READ ONLY format.
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