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This document sets standards for the technology needed by the court system, according to Texas Government Code, Chapter 77, Section 77.031.

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Technology Standards of the Judicial System

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This document sets rules for the technology used in the court system. It explains standards for things like electronic filing, digital documents, and audio or video that are submitted to the court.

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This document is a set of guidelines approved by the Judicial Committee on Information Technology that describes the technical requirements for the court system.

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What is this document for?: This document sets standards for the technology needed by the court system, according to Texas Government Code, Chapter 77, Section 77.031.
Who uses this document?: It is a document approved by the Judicial Committee on Information Technology.
Does this form require a fee?: The provided text does not mention any filing fees.

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