Rule Number 8: E-filing and “Paper on Demand”.
E-filing (and more specifically electronic documents) provide flexibility in the ability for judges and staff to consume content. A widely held view (see note 1 below) is that if the judge is better served by printing documents; they should be allowed to print the documents that are needed for the work at hand. But when done working with those documents they are recycled and/or shredded. They aren’t maintained as the official record.
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E-filing (and more specifically electronic documents) provide flexibility in the ability for judges and staff to consume content. A widely held view (see note 1 below) is that if the judge is better served by printing documents; they should be allowed to print the documents that are needed for the work at hand. But when done working with those documents they are recycled and/or shredded. They aren’t maintained as the official record.
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