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The second amended local rule for Jefferson County Courts at Law No. 2 and No. 3 on electronic filing and service: effective January 1, 2018, all documents in criminal matters must be e-filed (per the Supreme Court’s Misc. Docket No. 16-003) except where the defendant is pro se, and all proposed orders and judgments must be e-filed as an attachment coded as a Proposed Order.
Texas > Jefferson County > County Courts at Law No. 2 and No. 3 — electronic filing in criminal matters. The first-amended edition (doc 2499, signed July 2014, CCL No. 1/2/3 — the "no gang filing" one-subject-per-pleading rule) is folded here as the prior version.
"As of January 1, 2018, Jefferson County Courts at Law No. 2 and No. 3 will make effective the Supreme Court Order of 06/30/2016 under Misc. Docket No. 16-003, all documents that are a part of criminal matters must be e-filed, mandated January 1, 2018, EXCEPT cases where defendant is pro se. It IS HEREBY ORDERED all proposed orders and judgments will be e-filed as an attachment and coded as a Proposed Order."
Reviewer note: Text-layer registration read and quoted verbatim. NOTE: the feed titles this "Local Rule Gang Filing" but the text is the electronic-filing rule (records-vs-rules: text adjudicates). Doc 2499 (first-amended 2014 edition, incl. the no-gang-filing requirement) folded as superseded. Composed benchpath-ajr2-jefferson.
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