Grayson County District Courts Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
After filing an ex parte motion in a felony case, a copy must be delivered to the Court's Court Coordinator.
B. A copy of all ex parte motions filed in felony cases shall be delivered to the Court's Court Coordinator after filing.
A courtesy copy of exhibits exceeding 25 pages must be provided to the Court by hand delivery or mail.
If the exhibits total more than 25 pages, a courtesy copy must be provided to the Court either by hand-delivery or by mail.
Civil cases
A courtesy copy of the exhibits must be provided to the Court when the exhibits exceed 25 pages.
If the exhibits are more than 25 pages, a courtesy copy must be provided to the Court.
Are courtesy copies required in Grayson County District Courts?
Grayson County District Courts: Courtesy-copy rule applies for ex parte motions. After filing an ex parte motion in a felony case, a copy must be delivered to the Court's Court Coordinator.
Judge Brian K. Gary: Courtesy-copy rule applies when a filing is > 25 pages. A courtesy copy of the exhibits must be provided to the Court when the exhibits exceed 25 pages.
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