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NJDCR 32

Electronic filing

activein force · 2025-06-30 – presentact-effective-date

(a) The Ninth Judicial District Court has established an Electronic Filing System (EFS) consistent with the Nevada Electronic Filing and Conversion Rules (NEFCR). That system, the Ninth Judicial District Court Electronic Filing System (NJDCEFS), is the only means by which an electronic document may be filed into the Ninth Judicial District Court record electronically.

(b) Use of the NJDCEFS is mandatory by all licensed attorneys and as otherwise required according to the NEFCR. Definitions set forth within the NEFCR apply to the NJDCR regarding electronic filing.

(c) The Court Clerk and the Court Administrator of the Ninth Judicial District Court are the same person; a deputy court clerk is an agent of the Court Administrator.

History

[Added; effective June 30, 2025.]

Provenance

Source
leg.state.nv.us
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
8fd973af16666a544778de51e6956245fef143400ec8cff1666f557de3261271
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