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Standing order of the 106th District Court (Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties): an exhibit or attachment containing sensitive data - including photos of children or photos showing injuries - is referenced in the filing but not e-filed, and is instead forwarded to the court by email.
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[seal] 106th Judicial District Court REED A. FILLEY DISTRICT JUDGE DAWSON, GAINES, GARZA AND LYNN COUNTIES STANDING ORDER (Regarding Exhibits or Attachments) IT IS ORDERED that any filing that includes an exhibit or attachment that contains any sensitive data, including but not limited to photos of children and/or photos showing any injuries, said exhibit or attachment shall be referenced in the filing, but NOT eFiled. Instead, said exhibit or attachment shall be forwarded to the court via email. SIGNED: December 11, 2024 [signature] Reed A. Filley, Presiding Judge 106th Judicial District Court Dawson, Gaines, Garza and Lynn Counties
[seal] 106th Judicial District Court REED A. FILLEY DISTRICT JUDGE DAWSON, GAINES, GARZA AND LYNN COUNTIES STANDING ORDER (Regarding Exhibits or Attachments) IT IS ORDERED that any filing that includes an exhibit or attachment that contains any sensitive data, including but not limited to photos of children and/or photos showing any injuries, said exhibit or attachment shall be referenced in th
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-24 (AJR-7 Seventh Region build) from BenchPath custody sources/documents/ede4f61bef85bd2b-standing-order-regarding-exhibits-or-attachments.pdf (application/pdf, 315475 bytes, sha256 ede4f61bef85bd2b4ff40f79aec1376c5fa51268f1fa636477a3725d3a4ef5b8; 1 pages) - the TOPICs-registered document: transcribed from the rendered pages of the scanned PDF (the machine OCR layer was not relied on), every page read against the render; signature, seal and file-stamp blocks bracketed.
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