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TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS - txcourts.gov
TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS JUDICIAL COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Version Released: October 20, 2017 TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS Judicial Committee on Information TECHNOLOGY Page 2 of 24 1 INTRODUCTION PURPOSE Pursuant to Texas Government Code, Chapter 77, Section , this document delineates STANDARDS for the technological needs of the judicial system. This document is approved by the Judicial Committee on Information TECHNOLOGY (JCIT) that was created by the 74th Texas Legislature. Changes to this document are effective 90 days after adoption and publication by the JCIT. VERSIONS Version Action Release Initial Draft April 11, Added Audio/Video StandardsJuly 25, Added eFiling Filing TypesNovember 12, Added additional eFiling TypesMarch 21, Added STANDARDS for AdditionalServices; RemovedDigital Signature standard (covered in rules); Various changes to other STANDARDS October 14, Small changes to codes per county feedbackFebruary 20, Small changes to codes per county feedbackAugust 14, Changes to return for correction reasons, additional services January 29, Addition of JP civil and criminal standardsAdditional codes in district/county criminal Addition of standard filer processes August 26, Small changes per feedbackJanuary 20, Small changes
Technology Standards v4.5 Judicial Committee on Information Technology Page 2 of 24 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 PURPOSE Pursuant to Texas Government Code, Chapter 77, Section 77.031, this document delineates
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