Terry County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Redaction request
A defendant seeking redactions to a relevant electronic recording must notify the State in writing and electronically file the requested redactions and legal objection at least seven days before trial.
IT IS ORDERED that the Defendant shall notify the State in writing and file by electronic filing any desired redactions, and the legal objection thereto, of any relevant electronic recording (video and/or visual), not less than 7 days prior to the date of trial.
Discovery documents must not be filed with the Clerk unless another rule or a court order requires filing.
Discovery documents shall not be filed with the Clerk unless filing is required by other rule or court order.
- Applies to
- Exhibits
It is FURTHER ORDERED that each party submit to the court it's Exhibits by email to jadidway@terrycounty.org; in the subject line include the style of the case and cause number; pre-number each exhibit and attach separately to the email; and, all exhibits shall be in one email. If an exhibit cannot be submitted by email, it is to be delivered to the Court prior to the hearing in person or by Dropbox.
It is FURTHER ORDERED that each party submit to the court it's Exhibits by email to jadidway@terrycounty.org; in the subject line include the style of the case and cause number; pre-number each exhibit and attach separately to the email; and, all exhibits shall be in one email. If an exhibit cannot be submitted by email, it is to be delivered to the Court prior to the hearing in person or by Dropbox.
Is electronic filing required in Terry County District Court, Texas?
Judge John (Trey) A. Didway: Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. A defendant seeking redactions to a relevant electronic recording must notify the State in writing and electronically file the requested redactions and legal objection at least seven days before trial.
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