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21. Technology-based document. If the technological environment for court business so allows, the court may, on its own initiative or at the request of a party, require the filing of all or any part of certain documents or testimony using technology-based media, unless a party does not have the technology-based media.
The technology-based document must, when the information it contains is in text form, allow key-word searches as an essential function. If there is more than one document in the same file, the documents must be accompanied by an index containing hyperlinks between the index and each document filed.
A party that files or produces a technology-based document must reveal, in addition to its essential functions, all the other functions of the document of which the party is aware, as well as all the other functions that may affect the technological environment for court business.
In force: 2021-09-16
21. Technology-based document. If the technological environment for court business so allows, the court may, on its own initiative or at the request of a party, require the filing of all or any part of certain documents or testimony using technology-based media, unless a party does not have the technology-based media.
The technology-based document must, when the information it contains is in text form, allow key-word searches as an essential function. If there is more than one document in the same file, the documents must be accompanied by an index containing hyperlinks between the index and each document filed.
A party that files or produces a technology-based document must reveal, in addition to its essential functions, all the other functions of the document of which the party is aware, as well as all the other functions that may affect the technological environment for court business.
