Young County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Physical media
Physical media (e.g., cassettes, VHS, DVD, etc.) may be sent to the appellate court **only** if ordered by the appellate court.
Physical media (e.g., cassettes, VHS, DVD, etc.) may be sent to the appellate court **only** if ordered by the appellate court.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Reporter record exhibits
Reporter’s-record exhibits must be filed electronically through the TAMES portal when they can be converted to a format that meets portal requirements.
**Exhibits to reporter's records must be filed in electronic format** via the court's TAMES web portal to the extent those exhibits are convertible to an electronic format conforming to the size and format requirements of the TAMES portal.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Original exhibits
Original exhibits may be sent to the appellate court in lieu of copies under order of the trial court, but **only**, if an electronic copy of the exhibit cannot
Original exhibits may be sent to the appellate court in lieu of copies under order of the trial court, but **only**, if an electronic copy of the exhibit cannot
Is electronic filing required in Young County District Court, Texas?
Judge Phillip C. Gregory: Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Physical media (e.g., cassettes, VHS, DVD, etc.) may be sent to the appellate court **only** if ordered by the appellate court.
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