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Tex. R. Elec. Filing Crim. Cases 1.1

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These rules govern the electronic filing of documents with the clerk in criminal cases in appellate

courts, district courts, statutory county courts, and constitutional county courts in those counties in

which criminal case electronic filing has been implemented pursuant to Rule 1.2 of these rules. A

justice court or municipal court may implement criminal case electronic filing. If a justice court or

municipal court implements an electronic filing system, the system must comply with these rules.

Provenance

Source
txcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-14
Content hash
f66dacaf11434c8511447dd9b33a053e3216c28527380a938b92d81fe42b5e80
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