Denver District Court Document Format Requirements
6 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Proposed orders must be submitted in editable format or the Clerk's office will reject them.
Any proposed orders shall be submitted in editable format and will be rejected by the Clerk's office if they are not.
CRITICAL
Documents uploaded to the E-Filing system must permit text copying/pasting and enhanced search functionality.
Parties shall not upload documents into the E-Filing system in any manner that prevents the Court from copying/pasting text or employing enhanced search functionality within the document.
CRITICAL
The Clerk of Court will reject submission of electronic media such as CDs, DVDs, thumb drives, and flash drives.
(CD's, DVD's, thumb drives, flash drives) with the Court and the Clerk of Court shall reject the same upon presentment.
WARNING
Proposed orders must be filed in native format, not as scanned documents.
All proposed ... format (not scanned) document.
WARNING
Exhibits must be pre-marked; plaintiffs use numbers, defendants use letters, no mixing, and labels must include the civil action number.
All exhibits must be pre-marked. Plaintiffs will use numbers; defendants will use letters. Plaintiffs and defendants shall not mix numbers and letters, even for related exhibits (e.g. 1(a), 1(b), 1(c), etc.). The civil action number of the case should also be placed on each of the exhibit labels.
WARNINGCivil cases
Exhibits must be pre-marked with a party-specific numbering scheme and the civil action number on each label.
All exhibits must be pre-marked. Plaintiffs will use numbers; defendants will use letters. Plaintiffs and defendants shall not mix numbers and letters, even for related exhibits (e.g. 1(a), 1(b), 1(c), etc.). The civil action number of the case should also be placed on each of the exhibit labels.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Denver District Court?
Denver District Court's formatting rule includes proposed orders must be submitted in editable format; non-editable proposed orders will be rejected by the clerk's office. Proposed orders must be submitted in editable format or the Clerk's office will reject them.
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