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Supreme Court Amends Order Requiring E-Filing

By Shanna Pharis on July 17, 2013
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On June 24, the Supreme Court of Texas issued an amended order requiring electronic filing by attorneys in the appellate courts, district courts, statutory county courts, constitutional county courts and statutory probate courts. The amended order clarifies that juvenile cases are not subject to the statewide mandate at the district court, statutory county court, and constitutional county court. Juvenile cases on appeal at the appellate courts are still subject to the statewide mandate.

To read the full order, visit http://www.supreme.courts.state.tx.us/miscdocket/13/13909200.pdf.

Shanna Pharis

Shanna Pharis is the website and social media manager for the State Bar of Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and arts and has previously worked for the State of Texas and the University…

Shanna Pharis is the website and social media manager for the State Bar of Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and arts and has previously worked for the State of Texas and the University of Texas.

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